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Changes ahead for non-domiciled individuals Tax

Non-Domiciled Tax Changes: UK to abolish remittance basis in 2025. New rules on Income, Capital Gains, and Inheritance Tax. Plan now for major impacts on foreign assets.

3 min read | 13 Aug 2024
A new era for R&D tax relief has arrived Tax

Major changes to UK R&D tax relief arrived April 1, 2024. Get the latest on eligibility, subcontractor rules, overseas expenditure & how to navigate claims with increased HMRC scrutiny.

4 min read | 23 Apr 2024
Casement and city deals – another fine mess Economy

Explore the economic impact of Casement Park, Euro 2028, and Northern Ireland’s lost opportunities. Learn how fiscal challenges may shape future investments and growth.

Andrew Webb
| 4 min read | 24 Sep 2024
Changes to company size thresholds in the UK Article
Louise Kelly
| 4 min read | 28 Jan 2025
FRS 102: Major changes to revenue recognition Report
Louise Kelly
| 3 min read | 30 Sep 2025
Cross-border workers and tax reporting obligations Belfast Telegraph
Alan Gourley
Peter Legge
| 3 min read | 23 Aug 2022
Changes to filing options and requirements at Companies House Article
Louise Kelly
| 3 min read | 01 Jul 2025
Preparing to deal with the fallout from internal fraud Belfast Telegraph

Internal fraud is costing businesses millions of pounds – despite the vast majority of perpetrators displaying prominent warning signs.

2 min read | 06 Sep 2022
Pandemic – There’s Also a Scam-demic! Belfast Telegraph

It would be somewhat optimistic to conclude that, given the government restrictions ordering the public to stay at home in 2020 and 2021,

2 min read | 06 Sep 2022
Gifting from Surplus Income Belfast Telegraph

Inheritance tax (IHT) is payable by individuals who die, leaving behind estates valued in excess of the IHT nil rate band of £325,000.

Alan Gourley
| 2 min read | 30 Aug 2022
Cross-border workers and tax reporting obligations Belfast Telegraph

Every day thousands of people cross the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland for work.

Alan Gourley
Peter Legge
| 3 min read | 23 Aug 2022
How regions are embracing hybrid work trends Irish News

How do we get more people living in smaller or rural communities, spending less time and money commuting, and protect the environment all at the same time?

Neil Hughes
| 3 min read | 23 Aug 2022
Rising inflation poses real challenges for households Belfast Telegraph

As we are all very aware, inflation is currently running at exceptional high levels. In fact, current levels stand at 9.4%, their highest level since February 1982.

Andrew Webb
| 2 min read | 17 Aug 2022
Actively listening in a busy working environment Irish News

If asked, most organisations will assert that they listen to their employees. They may even point you towards a suggestions box, or an annual employee survey that they use. However, what do we really mean by ‘listening’?

Neil Hughes
| 3 min read | 28 Jul 2022
It is back to basics for Belfast Irish News

It is a classic cliché in business to get carried away on the big new shiny idea and then point at each other in a confused state with panicked refrains of ‘I thought you were doing that’ when the most obvious missing ingredient is pointed out.

Andrew Webb
| 4 min read | 12 Jul 2022
Climate change and Financial Statements Belfast Telegraph

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has clarified that climate-related reporting in financial statements will be a key focus area for the regulator this year.

Louise Kelly
Neal Taylor
Kate McCann
| 3 min read | 05 Jul 2022
The changing role of finance Belfast Telegraph

While the finance department will always be required to provide the core responsibilities of operational finance, including reporting and budgeting, organisations are increasingly looking to finance to play a role that goes beyond the traditional remit of the team.

Louise Kelly
Neal Taylor
| 3 min read | 14 Jun 2022
Disposable income can only spread so far Belfast Telegraph

We are all painfully aware of the current inflationary pressures, particularly when we see our energy bills.

Andrew Webb
| 4 min read | 31 May 2022
Prepare now for gender pay gap obligations Irish News

Is your organisation preparing now for the inevitable arrival of Gender Pay Gap reporting?

Neil Hughes
| 2 min read | 31 May 2022
Business Succession for the Brave Belfast Telegraph

Historically, family businesses have been the backbone of our economy. Time and again they have proved their resilience and emerged through societal turmoil and economic hardship

Alan Gourley
| 2 min read | 31 May 2022
Business disposals Belfast Telegraph

Business owners should always have an eye on an exit strategy, even if it is not a short-term consideration.

Richard Gillan
| 2 min read | 17 May 2022
Why it’s time to update your employment policies Irish News

If employee engagement and retaining people is a priority for your business, embarking on a review of your employee policies and handbook is a great place to start – to enhance the overall employee experience.

Neil Hughes
| 2 min read | 10 May 2022
Tax rules for non-domiciled residents Belfast Telegraph

Many countries in the world, including the UK and Ireland, have tax regimes that provide a lesser tax burden for foreign domiciled residents than for their own citizens. Portugal, Italy and Greece, for example, have favourable tax rules for non-domiciled residents with the aim of attracting wealth and talent from abroad. The UK’s regime has hit the headlines in recent weeks – but what are the rules that have come under scrutiny and are they set to change?

2 min read | 10 May 2022
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