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by Karyn Jones

26 Nov 2020

Most people know that in March 2020 the Government announced a suspension of Wrongful Trading Rules. This was part of a wider package of measures to aid businesses, and their boards, experiencing financial distress due to Covid-19.

by Tim Davison

25 Nov 2020

On the 28th of October Tim Davison, Later Life adviser for Shaw Gibbs Financial Planning presented at a Care Funding Webinar run by Oxford Aunts.

by Asim Khan

24 Nov 2020

From 1 January 2021, VAT on imported goods with a value of up to £135 will be collected at the point of sale and not at the point of importation.

by Samantha Daniels

24 Nov 2020

Local authorities will now be administering two new grant schemes as requested by the Government. Payments will be made to businesses from two new funding pots on a discretionary basis.

by Asim Khan

20 Nov 2020

Revenue & Customs Brief 18 (2020) clarifies HMRC’s position regarding the VAT treatment of school holiday clubs following the First Tier Tribunal's decision in RSR Sports Limited vs HMRC [2019] TC07450.

by Asim Khan

13 Nov 2020

At present, if you make a supply of installed or assembled goods then for VAT purposes the place of supply is where the goods are installed or assembled unless you can use the simplification measure as stated within Section 11 of VAT Notice 725.

by Peter Watts

12 Nov 2020

Government support schemes have now been extended for applicants up until the 31st of January 2021, as a result of the second lockdown.

by Karyn Jones

11 Nov 2020

What happen when you approach an IP because you are owed a significant amount of money by a business or individual?

by Karyn Jones

4 Nov 2020

There is a common mis-conception that Insolvency Practitioners (IPs) only deal with companies or individuals in respect of formal insolvency processes.

by Kerry Whitfield

2 Nov 2020

A second lockdown has now begun, as a result of the ongoing pandemic. The Government has confirmed that the CJRS scheme will be extended until 31 March 2021

by Karyn Jones

27 Oct 2020

There is a common misconception that Insolvency Practitioners (IPs) should only be contacted by a business or individual facing financial difficulty.

by Nik Ioannidis

26 Oct 2020

If you are a medium or large company in the UK it is likely you will require a financial audit.

by Ed Gibson

23 Oct 2020

The impact of Covid-19 on the way we live our lives has led some to rethink what is important to them and others to find enjoyment in changes which have been forced upon them

by Karyn Jones

22 Oct 2020

There is a common misconception that Insolvency Practitioners (IPs) only deal with companies or individuals in a formal insolvency process.

by Tim Davison

21 Oct 2020

Shaw Gibbs are proud to be part of Oxford Aunts care funding webinar.

by Fran Kidd

15 Oct 2020

The Accountancy Age Top 50+50 table rank has announced Shaw Gibbs as the 77th largest accountancy practice in the UK.

by Katie Preston

9 Oct 2020

Rishi Sunak’s Winter Economy Plan included a plan to soften the blow of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (furlough) coming to an end on the 31 October. The Job Support Scheme (JSS) is to help businesses retain staff and protect jobs which are likely to be affected by Covid-19 over the winter months. Katie Preston, Payroll Manager explains the key differences between the two schemes.

by Fran Kidd

8 Oct 2020

We are delighted to announce that DFK UK & Ireland has appointed as the managing partner of Shaw Gibbs Peter O’Connell as new Deputy Chairman.

by Tim Davison

6 Oct 2020

At Shaw Gibbs we are proud to support local company ElWell, which helps people understand how best to look after their parents as they get older.

by Samantha Daniels

2 Oct 2020

Businesses that are forced to shut due to COVID-19 will now be able to claim up to up to £1,500 per property every three weeks.