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7 Apr 2016
Shaw Gibbs is delighted to announce that it has joined DFK International, the worldwide association of independent accounting firms and business advisers.
READ POST8 Mar 2016
Every now and again, a client will casually mention that they have someone who ‘pops over to work in the UK office from time to time’ usually followed up with the sweeping comment ‘but they’re here less than 183 days, so it’s fine’.
READ POSTby Lorna Watson
7 Mar 2016
The 8th of March is International Women’s Day. This has made me think about my own experiences over a 35 year career and how they have mirrored (or not) general patterns in the accountancy industry.
READ POST1 Mar 2016
From April 2016 employer national insurance contributions (NICs) up to the upper earnings secondary threshold (UESC) will effectively be abolished for apprentices aged under 25.
READ POST1 Mar 2016
The role that grandparents play in providing care for their grandchildren is being officially recognised, as new proposals are set to allow working grandparents to benefit from Shared Parental Leave and Pay.
READ POST1 Mar 2016
As HMRC moves more of its services online, fraudsters are exploiting this transition by targeting taxpayers with bogus or fake emails.
READ POST1 Mar 2016
The National Living Wage (NLW) comes into effect in April 2016, and is set to have a significant impact on both employers and employees. Here we explore the NLW and its potential implications for you in more detail.
READ POST1 Mar 2016
HMRC has officially launched its new digital Personal Tax Accounts (PTA) system.
READ POST1 Mar 2016
Remuneration by way of benefits can be an attractive option for many employees.
READ POST1 Mar 2016
When Chancellor George Osborne delivered his combined Autumn Statement and Spending Review to the House of Commons, it contained a number of surprises for individuals
READ POST1 Mar 2016
When Chancellor George Osborne delivered his combined Autumn Statement and Spending Review to the House of Commons, it contained a number of surprises for businesses
READ POST22 Feb 2016
Shaw Gibbs is expanding its operation by opening a second office in London’s West End.
READ POST28 Jan 2016
Shaw Gibbs announces the appointment of Clifford Brown as Director & Head of Corporate Finance.
READ POST28 Jan 2016
Shaw Gibbs has awarded directorships to three senior staff, Sarah Gardener, Ed Porter and Hayley Simmons, who have all successfully completed its internal Director Development Programme
READ POST7 Jan 2016
On death, ISAs form part of your estate. If being transferred to your spouse, the biggest issue was always not this but that ISAs automatically lost their tax efficiency on death.
READ POST7 Jan 2016
A question that I suspect every client has asked themselves at some point or other, probably when their investments have gone down in value or when they are advised not to do something that they quite fancy doing.
READ POSTby David Rickwood
17 Dec 2015
For those who are both a UK resident and US National or were born in the US or who hold a ‘Green Card’, there are also the US tax filing requirements that need to be considered, even if no UK Tax Return is currently required. For US tax purposes, the end of the calendar year also signals the end of the US tax year.
READ POST30 Nov 2015
From daily office politics to serious and long-lasting grievances, conflict between staff can drain time, morale and productivity from your business.
READ POSTby Peter O’Connell
24 Nov 2015
Often associated with charities and community groups raising funds, high profile successes are making commercial enterprises consider it a serious option for funding growth.
READ POST12 Oct 2015
In the Emergency Summer Budget the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, announced that he was intending to restrict what he called finance cost relief for individuals.
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