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Fashion with a conscience

In a recent article for Boutique Magazine, Natasha Frangos, Partner and Head of Corporate, claims that ethical fashion is the one trend that's here to stay.

Press
9th September 2021
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Health and social care levy

As expected, the Prime Minister has announced a controversial 1.25% National Insurance levy which will be payable by “individuals and businesses, including those above state pension age” with the projected £12bn annual income to be ringfenced to pay for health and social care. It is worth noting that workers who have reached state retirement age from 2023/24 will be expected to pay the levy.

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Tax
8th September 2021
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Get ready for the new investment firms prudential regime

In a recent article for The Drawdown, Karen Allan, Director, writes that PE houses must familiarise themselves with the new requirements and ensure their forecasting practices are up to standard.

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Transaction Advisory Services
2nd September 2021
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haysmacintyre appoints new partner

Emma Maile’s promotion to Partner was discussed in a recent article for Accountancy Today. To read the full article, click here.

Press
1st September 2021
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haysmacintyre bolsters hospitality team with Partner promotion

Top 25 firm of chartered accountants, haysmacintyre, has today announced the promotion of Emma Maile to Partner in its hospitality team.

Insights
1st September 2021
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Corporate and Private Client eNews
Corporate and Private Client eNews

The latest edition of our eNews is now available to download.

Publications
31st August 2021
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New investment firms prudential regime

Get ready for the new investment firms prudential regime! Karen Allan, Director, has written an article for The Drawdown detailing the new requirement sand what PE houses must do to ensure their forecasting practices are to to standard. 

Publications
29th August 2021
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30 September 2021 deadline for disguised remuneration repayment applications

In recent years, HMRC sought to crack down on those who had historically received disguised remuneration, colloquially known as ‘contractor loans’. Broadly, this was remuneration paid to the employee in the form of a loan in order to avoid income tax and National Insurance contributions.

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Tax Disputes & Resolutions
26th August 2021
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