What do I need to know about Video Games Expenditure Credit (VGEC)?
Video Games Expenditure Credit (VGEC) is a new tax relief scheme introduced to support the video game development industry in the UK. Read more from our experts here...
Technology, media and telecoms
If you are situated within the TMT sector, we can help you achieve your aims and ambitions, from funding through to maintaining and growing a profitable organisation.
An innovative and fierce industry, TMT companies, have a positive outlook over the next few years, and our industry advisors can be by your side to help you reach your goals.
We support regional, national, and international TMT companies as they seek to grow and develop their businesses.
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Our TMT industry experts can provide compliance and advisory services to:
- technology companies
- media and entertainment businesses
- telecommunication companies
- companies situated within the copyright licensing industry
- AI firms
- those in the cryptocurrency industry
- companies operating in the hardware sector
- Software As A Service (SAAS) companies
You will have access to partners, business advisors and chartered accountants, working from offices across East Anglia, Hertfordshire, London, Dubai, the Channel Islands, and the Caribbean.
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Alternative assets – Investing in private number plates
Beyond their unique visual appeal, personalised number plates have become a niche investment amongst car enthusiasts and collectors. Some plates appreciate significantly in value over time, with sought-after combinations commanding substantial sums at auction. In this blog, we outline considerations for investing in private number plates for individuals and businesses, focusing on their tax treatment.
Payrolling Benefits in Kind (BIK) to become mandatory in 2026
From 6 April 2026, employers who provide taxable benefits in kind (BIK) to their employees will be required to report these benefits and the Class 1A national insurance contributions (NIC), via their payroll. We answer some of your questions....