
Strategic Corporate Finance newsletter
Stay up-to-date with the latest updates and insights from our Strategic Corporate Finance team by reading our latest newsletters from our experts at Price Bailey.
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Stay up-to-date with the latest updates and insights from our Strategic Corporate Finance team by reading our latest newsletters from our experts at Price Bailey.
We go back to basics and explore what tests are considered when deciding if supply is VAT taxable
In our roles as M&A advisors, we are often asked how ‘successful’ our previous deals have been and how to best guarantee success for our clients. In this article, we explore the idea of success further and consider why tracking success is as difficult a challenge as defining it in the first place.
New guidance was issued in August 2023 by the Charity Commission under CC14. Read our article to understand what changes have been made and how they may affect you.
This guide is designed for those considering or who have recently set up an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) for their organisation.
As year-end approaches, read our article where we outline the key considerations that you should review ahead of time, as well as details of how we can assist.
In December 2020, HMRC quietly released a draft supplementary form (CT600L) to be completed by all companies claiming R&D tax relief
Today, countries across the world are observing Commonwealth Day. Simon Blake, Partner at Price Bailey, comments on Price Bailey's second year as a member of the CWEIC.
Read our article detailing how charity trustees can fulfil their duties and key considerations to avoid complications.
Spring Budget changes look set to benefit those on middle to lower incomes. Several Price Bailey partners share their initial reactions to the changes.
Following the announced extension and permanence of full expensing in the 2023 Autumn Statement, we provide up to date guidance on how full expensing works and its benefit to British businesses as well as details of any changes from the Spring Budget 2024.
Summarising key points from HMRC's statistics regarding the number of companies claiming R&D tax credits its associated cost to the Exchequer