Time to open the war chest?
May 17th, 2012
David Scrivener - Corporate Finance Partner
With the UK back in recession and the Eurozone crisis refusing to go away, one would assume that now is the time to hold onto your cash and avoid any unnecessary risk.
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The Black Art of Tax in Construction
April 26th, 2012
Robert Leggett - Corporate Tax Partner
It never ceases to amaze me how tax can often be an afterthought in construction projects - left as something to be worked out by the client and their advisors later on.
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Options for shareholders when a solvent company ceases trading
March 28th, 2012
Lisa Dowdle - Business Recovery Manager
On 1 March 2012 a new law came into force which will impact on companies which are solvent but which, for a variety of reasons, wish to cease trading and return funds to shareholders.
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Isn't it strange how much the little things really matter?
March 21st, 2012
Danny Clifford - Tax partner
If you buy a brand new car and discover after one day that it has a 2" scratch in the gleaming new paintwork, it is a disaster. No matter that by far the majority of the bodywork is coated in a perfect shining layer of paint and lacquer, reflecting the sunlight as only a new car can, the only thing you will see is the 2" of exposed metal which overshadows everything else.
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Budget 2012 - Give us a Clue
March 20th, 2012
Danny Clifford - Tax Partner
As we approach the 2012 Budget I am starting to feel like we are in a game of "Give Us a Clue". Picture the scene. George Osborne puts two fingers out and makes a scissor motion. The guessing starts.
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