Business post COVID-19: A Brave New World with Tony Hobbs of...
Join Tony Hobbs of Chapman Robison & Moore Accountants as he looks at: What “good business” looks like; Where your business is now & Changes needed for business to evolve.
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Easing the strain: UK Government announces a proposed relaxation to insolvency...
Relaxing the insolvency laws. The UK Government has announced that it will introduce new measures to support businesses under pressure as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
Customers and suppliers: how business leaders can support both during the...
Businesses in many industries are now working in an environment that is completely different to the one they were in just months ago. During any crisis, your suppliers and customers are likely to need enhanced levels of support and reassurance.
Coronavirus – Issues for businesses #3
As governments around the world continue to adopt new political and economic measures to deal with the threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic, people and businesses are having to adjust on an almost daily basis.
Moorcrofts strengthen its corporate team with new partner appointment
Specialist Corporate and Technology Law Firm, Moorcrofts, has strengthened its corporate team as senior associate, Nicola Bennett, becomes partner.
Self-employed legislation amidst COVID-19 with Mark Spolander of Modus Accountants
Self-employment legislation amidst COVID-19 with Mark Spolander. Mark takes a look at self employed legislation amidst COVID-19.
Coronavirus – Issues for businesses #1
During this extraordinary time of global uncertainty political and economic measures are being introduced on a daily basis that will affect how we live and work in the short and medium term.
Accountancy implications for employers / individuals in the wake of COVID-19...
Hear from Stuart Crook of Wellers Accountants on the implications of COVID-19.
COVID-19 The implications for commercial Landlords and Tenants
As the Government’s plans to control the spread of COVID-19 continue to evolve, with remote working and the closure of pubs, restaurants and non-essential shops, Moorcrofts commercial property look at some of the implications for Landlords and Tenants of commercial premises and some of the options available to those parties to mitigate the current financial pressures.
Whitley Stimpson advises non-resident corporate landlords to be ready for upcoming...
Recent changes to the taxation of UK property held by non-UK residents have meant a fundamental reshuffle of tax planning in the lettings market. The changes include the taxation of rental income received by non-resident corporate landlords under corporation tax instead of income tax, with effect from 6 April 2020.
Freeths Corona Virus help page
Since the first indications of the potential impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on international trade, Freeths have been advising our clients on how to manage that impact within their business.
Government Support
The rapid disruption caused by the various social distancing measures has resulted in a liquidity shock to many businesses. Therefore, we would like to circulate what we have learned about the various financing and government support options expected to be available to date.
COVID-19: who bears the contractual risk for construction project delivery?
The ultimate trajectory of COVID-19 in the uk remains uncertain, at the time of writing, the government anticipates it will “spread in a significant way” – and supply chain issues look set to extend well beyond panic buying of hand sanitiser and toilet roll.
Whitley Stimpson expert welcomes new IR35 tax delay
A leading tax expert today welcomed the decision to delay complicated tax changes that will affect thousands of contractors in the private sector.
Advice on selling farm dwellings before capital gains tax rule change
Capital gains tax (CGT) rules on residential property are being tightened from April 2020, so farmers and landowners should consider completing any planned sales before this deadline, advises experts at Whitley Stimpson.