Category Archives: Creative Industries

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Financial planning can lead to stability and facilitating growth, as well as potential savings and even simply benefiting from tax reliefs such as video games tax relief and R&D tax credits.

Develop:Brighton 2019: The best business tips for games developers

Mike Marlow - Audit Manager - mmarlow@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 24th July 2019

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Creative Industries

All companies are different and what might be right for one company will probably not be right for another. I would suggest you talk to someone about your long term objectives to determine what is best for you and your company. After all you don’t want to be stuck in a contract you don’t want to be in but can’t get out of. You also want to give your project the best chance of success.

What options are there for funding games development?

Mike Marlow - Audit Manager - mmarlow@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 20th May 2019

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Regular benchmarking is a must for ambitious businesses that want to safeguard their growth prospects.

Benchmarking your success

Sarf Malik - Partner - smalik@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 15th May 2019

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Businesses that adequately plan and forecast for the future and get their business plans right are more likely to succeed in their objectives for creative growth through international expansion.

Thinking of expanding your creative business overseas?

Sharmeni Selbaraju - Audit Manager - sselbaraju@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 17th December 2019

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Mental health is the leading cause of sickness, with 70 million days lost each year in the UK. Therefore, it is an important part of the jigsaw when thinking about boosting productivity and performance.

Mental Health Awareness Week 2017: Boost Emotional Well Being and Enhance Productivity

James Hallett - Senior Manager - jhallett@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 12th May 2017

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Getting forex wrong can cost a creative business thousands of pounds. The bigger the international transaction, the greater the risk. Exchanging currencies at the wrong time can even put a firm’s future at risk.

Currency hedging: a creative imperative

Sarf Malik - Partner - smalik@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 17th December 2019

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To retain the talent they require, creative businesses need to create a culture of performance, reward and recognition. In my experience, this is something many of them struggle to do.

Being creative about talent retention

Sarf Malik - Partner - smalik@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 2nd May 2017

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There is strong overseas demand for Britain’s creative output. Creative services are relatively easy to export. And many of the country’s creative firms are based in London, a location that’s renowned as a global business and creative hub.

Going abroad in search of creative growth

Sarf Malik - Partner - smalik@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 10th April 2017

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Businesses, sole traders and landlords who keep digital records would be able to budget towards their tax bills by having the facility to make voluntary payments on a PAYG basis

Making Tax Digital: Voluntary Pay As You Go

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 17th December 2019

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Planning is essential in ensuring a smooth transition to reporting under FRS 102.

New FRS102 accounting rules may impact media companies reported profits and asset values

James Hallett - Senior Manager - jhallett@goodmanjones.com

Updated on 26th April 2016

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