Bottomline
Spring 2012
The Moore and Smalley blog Insights, opinion and thoughts on the world of business and finance.
It's 8:01pm on Wednesday 22nd February, 2012
Ian Waddingham, corporate finance manager (right) asks Moore and Smalley’s corporate finance director, Stephen Gregson, on issues affecting selling a business including how to get the best price.
Posted by
Graham Gordon
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Construction businesses, Advice for Creative and Digital businesses, Advice for Family businesses, Buying and selling a business, Corporate finance, Moore and Smalley TV
On August 28 2011
Moore and Smalley tax partner David Bennett is urging people with undisclosed income to come clean in a new ‘amnesty’ introduced by the taxman. HM Revenue and Customs has introduced a tax disclosure initiative called the Plumbers Tax Safe Plan (PTSP) which will allow plumbing and heating professionals to report any undeclared tax to HMRC [...]
Posted by
David Bennett
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Construction businesses, Tax
On April 27 2011
The construction sector derives something like 40% of its turnover from public sector spending on construction projects. Therefore on the face of it there can be little doubt in anyone’s mind that cuts in government spending will have a detrimental impact on the industry. The total volume of construction output had declined by 11% throughout [...]
Posted by
Stewart Case
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Construction businesses
On December 16 2010
Contractors are being encouraged to challenge potentially “unfair” penalties imposed under stricter enforcement of tax rules for the construction industry. HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) launched a consultation in 2009 on proposals to tackle what it saw as an abuse of the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), a system that ensures construction firms and subcontractors pay [...]
Posted by
PR Office
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Construction businesses, Tax
On October 28 2010