Our experts dissect the Budget, look at the benefits to SMEs of outsourcing the FD role, consider what makes a successful sale and explain what buyer’s look for.
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Rob shares how the Budget reinforces the Government’s direction of travel towards a more digital and automated tax system.
Having gone through the documents published after the speech, Joe explains the changes relating to R&D Tax Relief.
James provides a summary of the Chancellor’s announcements concerning Business Taxes.
Alice explains more about the Government’s new First Time Buyer ISA which will be available from April 2029.
Adam shares details about a new Pension Tax Allowance will be introduced from the 2027/28 tax year.
Rachel outlines the new measures which are being introduced to help tackle debt management and to introduce more timely tax payments.
Ethan explains the new Founders’ Relief, aimed at rewarding individuals who have started and grown successful, innovative UK businesses.
Rachel summarises announcements about Property income, Trading Allowance and changes to property income data reporting.
James shares his predictions in the run up to the Chancellor’s Budget Day speech on 28 October.
Joe shares details about what it covers and how early submission is a sensible course of action if in doubt.
Joe explains the various hurdles companies now need to consider before making an R&D claim.
This is the stage where the deal moves from paper to reality. The buyer must protect what made the business worth buying, while beginning the work needed to realise the value behind the deal.
The purpose of due diligence is to confirm what the buyer is acquiring, identify risks that need to be addressed, and decide whether the agreed price, structure and protections remain appropriate before completion.
Once a buyer has decided that a target may be strategically attractive, they need to understand enough of the opportunity to make sure the proposed Heads of Terms reflect the commercial reality of the business.
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