Category Archives: UK Business & Entrepreneurs

On the 29 March 2019 there would be immediate changes to the way you trade with businesses in the EU

What importers and exporters need to do in preparation for a no-deal Brexit

Graeme Bursack - Partner - gbursack@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 3rd January 2019

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Make sure you check your position against the new requirements.

Changes to Entrepreneurs’ Relief: What every business owner needs to know now

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 18th December 2018

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Many of the announcements were minor changes to existing legislation or confirmation of matters which have already been subject to public consultations.

UK Budget Summary 2018

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 30th October 2018

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Purchasers may have concerns where a vendor has an EBT outside of an approved shares scheme, and this can cause delays in the due diligence process.

Employee Benefit Trusts and Preparing to Sell Your Business

Hazel Johnson - Tax Director - hjohnson@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 18th October 2018

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Having a viable plan B in the event of a disruptive Brexit sounds sensible. One such strategy, could be setting up a European subsidiary, the geographical location of which will depend on a number of factors.

Should SMEs plan for Brexit?

Amit Sharma - Partner - asharma@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 10th 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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UK holding companies should review Double Tax Treaties with those countries where subsidiaries are located to consider the potential cost impact of Withholding Taxes being levied.

Is your UK holding company Brexit proof?

Graeme Bursack - Partner - gbursack@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 23rd May 2018

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Category Archives: UK Business & Entrepreneurs

On the 29 March 2019 there would be immediate changes to the way you trade with businesses in the EU

What importers and exporters need to do in preparation for a no-deal Brexit

Make sure you check your position against the new requirements.

Changes to Entrepreneurs’ Relief: What every business owner needs to know now

Many of the announcements were minor changes to existing legislation or confirmation of matters which have already been subject to public consultations.

UK Budget Summary 2018

Purchasers may have concerns where a vendor has an EBT outside of an approved shares scheme, and this can cause delays in the due diligence process.

Employee Benefit Trusts and Preparing to Sell Your Business

Having a viable plan B in the event of a disruptive Brexit sounds sensible. One such strategy, could be setting up a European subsidiary, the geographical location of which will depend on a number of factors.

Should SMEs plan for Brexit?

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?

UK holding companies should review Double Tax Treaties with those countries where subsidiaries are located to consider the potential cost impact of Withholding Taxes being levied.

Is your UK holding company Brexit proof?

On the 29 March 2019 there would be immediate changes to the way you trade with businesses in the EU

Make sure you check your position against the new requirements.

Many of the announcements were minor changes to existing legislation or confirmation of matters which have already been subject to public consultations.

Purchasers may have concerns where a vendor has an EBT outside of an approved shares scheme, and this can cause delays in the due diligence process.

Having a viable plan B in the event of a disruptive Brexit sounds sensible. One such strategy, could be setting up a European subsidiary, the geographical location of which will depend on a number of factors.

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.

Employee-owned businesses have advantages to both the employee and their employer; including higher employee engagement, motivation and wellbeing. The employer experiences increased productivity and efficiency.

UK holding companies should review Double Tax Treaties with those countries where subsidiaries are located to consider the potential cost impact of Withholding Taxes being levied.

HMRC is considering harmonising the tax treatment of work-related training, so that tax relief would be available in all scenarios.