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12th March 2024 - Tax planning
How to navigate the £500 trust income exemption
The introduction of a £500 income exemption from 6 April 2024 will impact many trusts. It comes with various complications, especially as income within the £500 exemption will stil...
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12th March 2024
Spring Budget: a pre-election balancing act
What was almost certainly the last Budget before the election was a serving of the widely expected, sprinkled with a handful of small surprises.
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6th March 2024 - Corporate Social Responsibility
Local fundraiser raises more than £7000 for Scunthorpe Hospital
Scunthorpe local, Derek Cartwright, has recently raised more than £7000 for the Colorectal department at Scunthorpe Hospital.
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29th February 2024 - Business growth
Strategies for Business Growth: A Financial Perspective
Growing a business is no small feat. It requires dedication, innovation, and strategic financial planning. As business owners, start-ups, directors, and entrepreneurs seek to scale...
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21st February 2024 - Tax advice
Double Cab Calamity
On Monday 12th February 2024, HMRC announced that it intended to treat double cab pick-ups with a payload of one tonne or more as cars rather than goods vehicles/vans for both capi...
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8th February 2024 - Academies
EducaTED - Part Four
Forrester Boyd, Chartered Accountants and Wilkin Chapman LLP once again collaborated with Fortis Therapy and Training to host the first EducaTED event of 2024.
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7th February 2024 - Tax advice
Moving to Scotland – the cost in tax
There are many benefits to moving to Scotland for work or retirement, especially the stunning scenery. However, anyone contemplating a move should consider the tax cost of relocati...
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7th February 2024 - Business planning & forecasting
Another lesson learned in equal pay
Having already paid out over £1 billion in equal pay claims, and now facing claims for further millions, Birmingham City Council’s financial crisis is a stark reminder of why it is...
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7th February 2024 - Business support
Companies House reform brings tougher company checks
Companies House is introducing wide-ranging reforms – subject to new legislation being in place – from 4 March 2024. Directors need to get ready for the first tranche of measures.
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