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In addition to these compliance requirements under a no deal scenario, we strongly recommend cash flows are reviewed. As on top of costs arising from the imposition of tariffs and VAT, it is possible that the working capital cycle will extend due to hold ups in transportation.

How to Prepare for a No Deal Scenario?

James Hallett - Senior Manager - jhallett@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 12th February 2019

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Despite good growth in the Irish economy, and a reduction in UK unemployment to the lowest in over 40 years, it remains a critical time for British-Irish trade. That is why we are so pleased to be working with David O’Reilly and members of the British Irish Chamber of Commerce – to build strong, long-lasting and mutually fruitful relationships between Britain and Ireland.

Goodman Jones and the British Irish Chamber of Commerce

Graeme Bursack - Partner - gbursack@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 21st December 2018

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It was fascinating to hear the views of the room which included property developers and construction business owners. John Redwood’s observation was that digital transformation will have a significantly greater impact on business success than a short-term economic impact of the Brexit deal.

The Outlook for London’s property sector

Cetin Suleyman - Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 1st October 2018

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If you are preparing your accounts on an accounting system, then you should contact your software supplier to ensure that the system is being upgraded before April 2019.

Making Tax Digital: What’s changing?

Philip Woodgate - Partner - pwoodgate@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 24th September 2018

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It certainly challenges the widely held belief that the UK has huge numbers of non-doms who are not paying their fair share of tax.

Non-Doms’ contributions rocket

Janet Pilborough-Skinner - jpilborough-skinner@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 7th August 2018

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I am delighted to welcome Esther and I am confident she will quickly have a positive impact for clients and Goodman Jones as a whole.

Goodman Jones welcomes Esther Wood

Cetin Suleyman - Partner - csuleyman@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 23rd July 2018

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The UK is the first country to bring in this type of register and so there are no other models to draw on and the government is intending to “…proceed cautiously , striking the right balance between improving transparency and minimising burdens on legitimate commercial activity”.

Government confirms draft Bill on new register of foreign entities owning UK property

Michael Goldstein - Partner - mgoldstein@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 3rd April 2018

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Overseas companies owning a UK property or bidding for public contracts will need to register.

New Register to disclose beneficial ownership of foreign entities owning UK property

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 20th March 2018

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In addition to these compliance requirements under a no deal scenario, we strongly recommend cash flows are reviewed. As on top of costs arising from the imposition of tariffs and VAT, it is possible that the working capital cycle will extend due to hold ups in transportation.

How to Prepare for a No Deal Scenario?

Goodman Jones and the British Irish Chamber of Commerce

It was fascinating to hear the views of the room which included property developers and construction business owners. John Redwood’s observation was that digital transformation will have a significantly greater impact on business success than a short-term economic impact of the Brexit deal.

The Outlook for London’s property sector

If you are preparing your accounts on an accounting system, then you should contact your software supplier to ensure that the system is being upgraded before April 2019.

Making Tax Digital: What’s changing?

It certainly challenges the widely held belief that the UK has huge numbers of non-doms who are not paying their fair share of tax.

Non-Doms’ contributions rocket

I am delighted to welcome Esther and I am confident she will quickly have a positive impact for clients and Goodman Jones as a whole.

Goodman Jones welcomes Esther Wood

The UK is the first country to bring in this type of register and so there are no other models to draw on and the government is intending to “…proceed cautiously , striking the right balance between improving transparency and minimising burdens on legitimate commercial activity”.

Government confirms draft Bill on new register of foreign entities owning UK property

Overseas companies owning a UK property or bidding for public contracts will need to register.

New Register to disclose beneficial ownership of foreign entities owning UK property

In addition to these compliance requirements under a no deal scenario, we strongly recommend cash flows are reviewed. As on top of costs arising from the imposition of tariffs and VAT, it is possible that the working capital cycle will extend due to hold ups in transportation.

It was fascinating to hear the views of the room which included property developers and construction business owners. John Redwood’s observation was that digital transformation will have a significantly greater impact on business success than a short-term economic impact of the Brexit deal.

If you are preparing your accounts on an accounting system, then you should contact your software supplier to ensure that the system is being upgraded before April 2019.

It certainly challenges the widely held belief that the UK has huge numbers of non-doms who are not paying their fair share of tax.

I am delighted to welcome Esther and I am confident she will quickly have a positive impact for clients and Goodman Jones as a whole.

We look forward to catching up with friends at the reception

The UK is the first country to bring in this type of register and so there are no other models to draw on and the government is intending to “…proceed cautiously , striking the right balance between improving transparency and minimising burdens on legitimate commercial activity”.

Overseas companies owning a UK property or bidding for public contracts will need to register.