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Brendon Cross is the public face of STL, he’s also the founder of the phenomenal Twin Town charity event.
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Does your payroll comply with pension re-enrolment legislation?
Operating a payroll can be both time consuming and complicated, and the introduction of Pensions Auto-enrolment has increased the burden on employers, heightening the potential risk of penalties for non-compliance or late submissions.
Protecting Business Ideas from Being Stolen
Wellers has helped countless entrepreneurs build and sell their businesses from its offices in Oxford, Banbury, Thame, and London.
How profit extraction requires careful consideration by owner shareholders of SMEs
If you are an owner / shareholder of an SME (small and medium-sized enterprises) there could be a good argument in favour of making pension contributions in addition to or instead of drawing a dividend.
Corona Virus – Is your supply chain affected?
It will not have escaped the attention of most readers that the world’s largest manufacturing territory is currently undergoing an outbreak of a virulent and deadly virus.
A Freethinking approach to separation
With the start of a new decade, for many it is a time to reflect on their life and changes they want to make for the future.
Penningtons Manches Cooper hires immigration specialist to support oxford market
The highly ranked immigration practice at top 50 law firm Penningtons Manches Cooper has appointed Kelly Tomkinson as a senior associate to support increasing demand for its services in Oxford and the wider region.
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.
Free webinar ‘You’ve Got Mail’
The current situation with the coronavirus means inboxes are filling up (once again) with companies sending out information about their response, messages from CEOs, or offering services that may be of use to us all in these strangest of times. ‘It’s GDPR all over again’ we’ve heard you cry!
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.
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.
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.
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.
Download Wenn Townsends Budget Booklet
The Chancellor Rishi Sunak presented his first Budget on Wednesday 11 March 2020. In his speech he stated ‘we are at the beginning of a new era in this country.
There was a lot of spending but where were the cuts?
The root and branch review of the fiscal framework looks interesting and could imply austerity is well and truly over in the light of low interest rates.