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Recent research has shown that, when it comes to tax systems, the public has greater trust in the professionals – including accountants and tax advisers – than it does in politicians and non-government organisations (NGOs).
Laura Herbert has been appointed as the new director of accountancy firm Whitley Stimpson’s Bicester office.
As part of the government’s initiative to make the UK’s tax system “fit for the 21st Century”, Making Tax Digital (MTD) will see all businesses submitting all of their tax and VAT information to HM Revenue & Customs quarterly using MTD-compliant software.
In the October 2018 Budget, the Chancellor announced that from April 2020 off-payroll working rules, known as IR35, will affect all private sector firms engaging temporary resource, thereby creating significant administrative challenges for many businesses.
Marking the anniversary of Chapman Robinson & Moore accountants and business advisers
In the second of a series of debates with leading Oxfordshire accountancy firm, Wenn Townsend, representatives from Oxfordshire’s business community met at Wenn Townsend’s central Oxford offices to find out more about Metro Bank’s approach to lending, access and security
Leading Thames Valley Corporate Law Firm, Moorcrofts has advised the Harlow Group on a corporate restructuring.
The key announcements from the Chancellor’s latest Budget briefing.
In B4 Issue 54 we introduced the finance debate with Tony Haines, Partner at leading Oxfordshire accountancy firm, Wenn Townsend. In October we had the first of a series of Finance Lunches where we discussed how we can engage with local banks to find out more about the way they operate and de-mystify the banking process.
Whitley Stimpson has been officially ranked as one of the country’s top accountancy firms for the fifth year running by the prestigious Accountancy Age 50+50 survey.
Wenn Townsend partner Tony Haines wants some clarity about finance and how his clients can access it to fuel future growth. With some financial experts claiming we are on the verge of another recession, combined with seemingly never-ending uncertainty surrounding the implications of Brexit, businesses in need of finance to grow are, according to Tony, finding it increasingly difficult to find a way through the changing lending criteria which banks put in their way.
Buy-to-let investors face an extra 3% stamp duty charge, meaning fewer are entering the market or buying additional properties, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. (RICS)
Are you growing your business? Would you and the business benefit if it was less reliant on you? Could anyone in your business undertake any role in an emergency?
Interview with Laura Adkins, Director of Whitley Stimpson in charge of the Witney office.
Whitley Stimpson, one of the largest independent accountancy practice and business advisers in the area, announces the appointment of Nigel Benton who joins the company’s Witney office.