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Our regular Tax Talk newsletters provide the latest news, insight and analysis on tax related matters, covering both corporate and personal taxation issues. In this edition, we look at: Which way for taxes on 3 March? R&D claims: seriously worth it The difference between residency and domicile

Welcome to our latest issue of Broking Business. None of us could have imagined a year ago where we would be today as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

A risk appetite statement is an essential tool, ensuring that the charity is sustainable, but is also making an impact and delivering on its aims

The charity sector has faced increasing levels of scrutiny in recent years, both from the public and from a regulator with expanded powers.

Comparison of the 2017 and 2021 Code In January 2021, a new version of the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors Internal Audit Financial Services Code of Practice: Guidance on effective internal audit in the financial services sector (‘the Code’) was published. This follows the publication of the Internal Audit Code of Practice: Guidance on effective…

Helping you make the most of tax-saving opportunities

Now that the UK has come to the end of the transition period and fully left the EU, what are the implications from a tax and customs duty perspective? Our experts have summarised the latest guidance, supplemented by their experience in recent weeks, in this month’s Tax Talk.

The first half of 2020 was sluggish, reflecting a turbulent start to the year with Brexit uncertainty and then Covid. But by September IPO activity had picked up.

Welcome to Capital Quarter – our newsletter for listed businesses and their advisors. 

Our regular Tax Talk newsletters provide the latest news, insight and analysis on tax related matters, covering both corporate and personal taxation issues. In this edition, we look at:

Our regular Tax Talk newsletters provide the latest news, insight and analysis on tax related matters, covering both corporate and personal taxation issues.

On 30 September, the FCA issued a Dear CEO letter for insurance intermediaries setting out their concerns over the handling of client money. Despite being relatively concise, the letter covered a huge number of topics at quite a high level. Behind a number of the FCA statements are some expectations which, if not met, could…