Insolvency is a highly regulated professional service. If a firm offers “insolvency services” there must be a licensed Insolvency Practitioner (IP) within the business. Insolvency practitioners have often qualified as accountants before they specialise in insolvency. It is important that they have a good understanding of business finance. There are many firms which claim to…
HMRC introduced IR35 or the ‘off-payroll working rules’ in 2000 to target ‘disguised employment’ and tax avoidance. It is aimed at companies who hire freelancers or contractors to undertake work but who are in effect working as employees. The advantage for the employer is that they don’t have to pay employers’ National lnsurance contributions or…
If you’re an accountant or solicitor and one of your clients receives notice of a County Court Judgement or CCJ, what should you be advising them to do? Well, the first point is that they shouldn’t just ignore it. A CCJ is not simply going to go away. So it’s no good your client putting…
So you’re a director? It’s an impressive-sounding title, bringing with it prestige and monetary reward. You may even have cracked open the champagne when you first became one. But being a director also carries with it certain responsibilities. These become particularly significant if your business runs into financial difficulties. What do you need to be…
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