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How having an LLP impacts your audit – introducing our travel industry client

Audit is the process of independently verifying the accuracy of an organisation’s financial statements. When a company’s accounts are required to be audited, it is typically because the company’s turnover exceeds £10.2m, has 50 employees or more, a balance sheet value of £5.1m or more, or operates within a regulated industry. Before setting up a …

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Will HMRC’s gift horse make you look like an April fool? What if you didn’t pay your tax bill by the statutory deadlines?

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The annual personal tax return crunch-time is now far in our rear-view mirror, much to the delight of accountants and tax advisers across the UK. Yet HMRC’s relaxing of the rules due to the pandemic has made for some confusion for individuals in Self Assessment. The good news: HMRC will not pursue penalties as long …

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Looking to buy a business? Learn how this M&A company is utilising the LLP model to do this

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If you ever considered buying a business and operating it as an LLP then this case study with our LLP client Wolfgang Capital can help you answer some questions about the process. Wolfgang Capital is an M&A investment company that focuses on operational profitability and cash flow by investing in SMEs and converting them into …

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HMRC getting ready to pursue company directors for furlough fraud

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To prevent furlough fraud, HMRC now has the power to charge a penalty where there has been “deliberate non-compliance”, but will directors who made an honest mistake escape unscathed?

HMRC’s war on business shows little sign of slowing down despite Covid19 crisis

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HMRC are continuing to intensify their battle against businesses that they perceive, rightly or wrongly, to be evading or avoiding tax, following few token gestures to businesses struggling due to Coronavirus.

HMRC “inundated” with tax relief claims for office equipment by WFH employees

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HMRC is being “inundated” with claims for tax relief on items such as office furniture and printer ink, despite Coronavirus pandemic, find out more.

Scammers latest trick impersonating HMRC revealed, inviting businesses to claim Coronavirus furlough payments

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Although many people would consider themselves too smart to be preyed upon by scammers, unfortunately businesses continue to fall victim to fraudsters pretending to be HMRC, especially at such a trail time like now. Find out how to avoid being scammed.

How having an LLP impacts your audit – introducing our travel industry client

Will HMRC’s gift horse make you look like an April fool? What if you didn’t pay your tax bill by the statutory deadlines?

Looking to buy a business? Learn how this M&A company is utilising the LLP model to do this

HMRC getting ready to pursue company directors for furlough fraud

HMRC’s war on business shows little sign of slowing down despite Covid19 crisis

HMRC “inundated” with tax relief claims for office equipment by WFH employees

Scammers latest trick impersonating HMRC revealed, inviting businesses to claim Coronavirus furlough payments

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ben crampin

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Ben’s been here pretty much since the get-go and, as such, has been instrumental in growing the business into what it is today.

He’s passionate about, in his words, ‘helping people and businesses that are just constantly being taken advantage of’ by providing affordable advice and support with an eye to ‘levelling the playing field’.

Ben looks forward to the day when automation will, once and for all, fumigate the fear and confusion caused by oppressive bureaucracy and strongly believes that ‘technology holds the solutions to the problems we’re trying to solve’.

Furthermore, he can see that technology will, in time, provide the scalability required to help a theoretically limitless number of SMEs survive and thrive against the odds.

Ben doesn’t think much of government agencies and he doesn’t suffer fools; two points that aren’t always mutually exclusive.