Business Owners and Death: Succession, Shareholder Agreements, and Tax Reliefs
Owning a business adds extra moving parts to your estate planning. The good news: there are generous reliefs. The bad news: they’re changing, and the
Owning a business adds extra moving parts to your estate planning. The good news: there are generous reliefs. The bad news: they’re changing, and the
This is an article recently posted on LinkedIn by Cathy Cook, Partner of LCF Law and reproduced below with permission. Anyone keeping an eye on
The end of the calendar year is a popular accounting date for many businesses, but for those of us with a year-end accounting date of
Many of us will have made a new year’s resolution for 2019 – and in the first half of the year, many of us will have either achieved or broken them. Perhaps we want to learn a new language, get in shape or spend more time with our family. We’re almost half way through so if you haven’t already, now is a good time to decide what you’re not going to do in the office this year.
Due to Brexit, 2019 looks set to be a year filled with uncertainty for businesses. The future is always unknown but this year managers will need to navigate some particularly choppy waters due to market uncertainty and global political turmoil.
We live in uncertain times. As such, business leaders need to be able to deal with temporary setbacks and recover quickly when things go wrong.
Google is still the world’s most popular search engine. Google’s search engine algorithm is continuously being updated so how do you keep your firm’s website up to date so that you show up in online searches?
Business owners may be considering their options for investment in new equipment especially if their trading year end is March, as is often the case.
There are just two months left before the end of the 2016-17 tax year. Those tax payers who have income from business or property sources,
£120 million of funding is to be made available to support farmers, grow businesses, and generate thousands of jobs in rural communities. This announcement was
Personal tax has become increasingly complex. We help you understand what matters, structure things correctly and stay compliant – without the endless back-and-forth. Whether it’s self-assessment, property income, capital gains, inheritance tax or long-term planning, we focus on getting it right and keeping it simple.
From start-ups to established owner-managed businesses, we go beyond annual accounts and tax returns. We help you structure properly, improve profitability, plan ahead and make confident decisions. You’ll get clear advice, honest conversations and support that grows with your business.