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Auditors have a duty and responsibility to report their audit findings to those charged with governance in accordance with the Internatio...
On 6 April 2017 a major regime change came into force affecting the way that UK resident non-domiciles are taxed. The impact of the chang...
One of the benefits of operating through a limited company is that it gives the owner managed company an opportunity for the director/sha...
Charities are continually faced with rising costs and increased burden from compliance with the law, particularly the smaller charities. ...
Smaller and early stage companies are often cash constrained and less able to pay salaries than larger organisations, and the generous us...
People often ask about the benefits of giving their properties to family members before they die to avoid the clutches of the taxman, but...
Sometimes, when a business is facing insolvency, many of the most significant creditors can be employees of the business, particularly if...
In conjunction with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), WSM Marks Bloom have produced a guide to restruc...
It is surprisingly common that a major asset of an insolvent company is an overdrawn director’s loan account (‘DLA’). It has also struck...
The beautiful city of Prague was the host this time for the EuropeFides GM in June and it was held at The Novotel Praha Wenceslas Square.
HMRC announced in July 2017 that Making Tax Digital (MTD) will be postponed for a year for all taxes except for VAT. MTD will affect all ...
A winding-up petition can only validly be issued if a debt of £750 or more is indisputably owed, normally demonstrable by way of an unsat...
