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Autumn Statement 2023 Impact on Employers, Individuals and Businesses

The latest updates from the Autumn Statement 2023 and its impact on employers

| 4 min read | 22 Nov 2023

Autumn Statement 2023 What I would like to see in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement

Tomorrow, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will stand up in the House of Commons to deliver his second Autumn Statement.

Alan Gourley

| 4 min read | 21 Nov 2023

Irish News Article Intergenerational Leadership: Why has it become so important?

There are at least five generations among today’s workforce, the silent generation, baby boomers, generation-x, millennials and generation-z, each bringing different perspectives and expectations to the workplace. The current challenge is for organisations to create a work environment that appeals to all five generations.

Patrick Gallen

| 2 min read | 14 Nov 2023

Autumn Statement 2023 Impact on Employers, Individuals and Businesses

The latest updates from the Autumn Statement 2023 and its impact on employers

| 22 November 2023

Autumn Statement 2023 What I would like to see in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement

Tomorrow, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will stand up in the House of Commons to deliver his second Autumn Statement.

Alan Gourley

| 21 November 2023

Irish News Article Intergenerational Leadership: Why has it become so important?

Patrick Gallen

| 14 November 2023

Audit and Assurance Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023

In the single biggest change to the role of the UK Registrar of Companies since it was created in 1844

| 07 November 2023

Irish News Article Ireland goes large on budget spending while the north’s budget pain worsens

I have no doubt that there were wistful, jealous even, glances across the border from our civil servants and would be Ministers as Ireland’s budget ministers delivered a raft of give aways in their recent budget.

Andrew Webb

| 24 October 2023

Digital Transformation Why digital leaders will unlock future business success

Growing up in Belfast in the 1970s and 80s, I was convinced that by the year 2020, we’d all be travelling around by flying cars or hoverboards and have a host of robot servants looking after us.

Dave Vincent

| 19 October 2023

Irish News Leaders who make work healthy are winning the war for talent

Healthy Place To Work supports organisations to deliver sustainable high performance, through a dedication to the health of a workforce and within the workplace

Patrick Gallen

| 17 October 2023

Tax What does the future hold for the UK’s ‘most hated’ tax?

Ahead of this year’s Autumn Statement, the Chancellor noted that tax cuts will be ‘virtually impossible’ given the current state of the UK economy and the country’s current debt levels.

Peter Legge

| 12 October 2023

Article - Tax The Trader Support Service

The Trader Support Service, an initiative established by HMRC to aid and counsel businesses engaged in the transportation of goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, has been prolonged until December 2024.

Aidan Lyons

| 10 October 2023

People and Change The critical need to manage talent in a competitive jobs market

The Northern Ireland jobs market remains exceptionally competitive, as borne out in the most recent official statistics.

Neil Hughes

| 27 September 2023

Irish News The War for Talent – Have you thought about your psychological pay cheque?

With tight labour market conditions expected to continue, a dwindling pool of available labour is expected to be a significant barrier to economic growth across Ireland over the coming years.

Patrick Gallen

| 26 September 2023

Irish News Article How does your performance management process measure on the scale?

The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) describes performance management simply as “the attempt to maximise the value that employees create”, helping to maintain and improve the performance of staff to align with organisational objectives.

Patrick Gallen

| 22 August 2023

Risk, Compliance and Professional Standards FRED 82 – Periodic Updates to FRS 100 – 105

The concept of a new suite of standards for the UK and Ireland, aligning with international financial reporting standards, was first conceived in 2002

Maeve Hunt

| 15 August 2023

TAX Upper Tribunal confirms VAT incurred on costs of selling a subsidiary is recoverable.

The Upper Tribunal has found in the case of Hotel la Tour, that VAT incurred on professional fees associated with selling a subsidiary to a UK buyer is recoverable. This decision upholds the previous findings of the First Tier Tribunal.

Aidan Lyons

| 08 August 2023

TAX Transfer Pricing - HMRC’s happy hunting ground

With the headline rate of CT in the UK now double that of our neighbours in the Republic, HMRC’s risk profiling is likely to result in increasing focus on NI businesses operating across the border and further afield.

Jonathan Megaw

| 07 August 2023

Irish News While Ireland ponders the big issues we can barely afford to keep the lights on

As the budget process in the south ramps up towards the autumn announcement of spending and tax measures, I have taken a bit of breather from looking at the public funding woes here to see how things are shaping up in Dublin.

Andrew Webb

| 01 August 2023

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