We are delighted to produce our sixth annual index for the hospitality sector. The Index is the annual financial benchmarking survey with the aim of producing quality financial data and benchmarking for the hospitality sector.

Partner Trevor D’Sa has written a piece for Property Week explaining what the structures and buildings allowance is and how it is applies. To read the article, click here.

The approach for client money and custody assets audits (“CASS”) has drastically changed in recent years following increased regulation introduced in 2016, prompting robust procedures which have been adopted by auditors. Ahead of the upcoming audit season, we highlight the ways in which you can best prepare for a successful and efficient CASS audit.

Many clients we work with in the creative industries deploy off-payroll working arrangements with suppliers and contractors building their careers on freelance work as they move from project to project, such as actors and other talent, production teams and media consultants.

All business owners need to manage their exit at some point. This usually involves a sale or transfer of shares of some sort to perhaps an obvious successor (eg children or current management), an obvious purchaser (eg a competitor or supplier/customer looking to vertically integrate) or via the phenomenon of ‘all employee ownership’.

We are delighted to have sponsored the latest showcase by greyhairworks!, working with both corporates and solution partners, they identify and facilitate innovative marketing solutions between the two.

Last night (26 November 2019) we held our latest ‘haysmacintyre presents…’ event at the members club Home Grown. Natasha Frangos, Head of Creative, Media and Technology was joined by André Hordagoda of Go Instore, Suresh Kumar of Scene and Marco Felicio of Threepipe for a panel discussion on growing your digital presence. Following an interactive panel discussion the floor was opened […]

If HMRC spot a pattern of errors across Tax Returns, they like to issue what they call ‘nudge’ letters to try and educate taxpayers. It also presents the opportunity for HMRC to try and increase the level of penalties should such a mistake be discovered at a later date.