Bottomline
Spring 2012
It's 8:03pm on Wednesday 22nd February, 2012
Using the family firm to reduce university costs
Sending your child to university will become even more expensive from September 2012 when most universities’ tuition fees will rise to £9,000 annually. While tuition fee loans are generally available, there is a shortfall for maintenance costs. Grants are not available for households with income exceeding £42,600 and loans for living costs range from between [...]
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David Bennett
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Family businesses, Tax
On February 21 2012
6 tips for employers dealing with the new pension reforms (video)
Moore and Smalley’s Liam Winstanley offers some advice for employers on forthcoming pension changes.
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Graham Gordon
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Family businesses, Moore and Smalley TV
On November 21 2011
The key issues affecting business sales (video)
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
Are family businesses ‘turning a blind eye’ to poor performance?
If the results of our latest web poll on family business are anything to go by, then family loyalties could be clouding the judgement of a surprising number of business owners. Our online survey found that almost half of business owners questioned (45 per cent) had turned a blind eye to poor performance in the [...]
Posted by
Ginni Cooper
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Advice for Family businesses, Moore and Smalley news
On February 7 2011
Managing change in family businesses
There is no escaping the fact that change is a fact of life. And it is inevitable for all businesses too – regardless of their size or sector. However, the effective management of change is essential for any organisation, but especially so for family-run businesses. Family businesses are often more resistant to change, which is [...]
Posted by
Ginni Cooper
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Family businesses
On January 22 2010
Family spirit helping businesses through, research shows
Being able to depend on relatives to get the job done is helping family businesses through the recession, according to research by a leading business advisory firm. A poll of family business owners, conducted by Moore and Smalley Chartered Accountants and Business Advisors, found that over 65 per cent thought the sense of camaraderie and [...]
Posted by
PR Office
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Advice for Businesses, Advice for Family businesses
On January 18 2010
