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If you’re considering a merger or acquisition, then due diligence is your opportunity to scrutinise the target business. It’s important that you undertake detailed financial and legal due diligence, but

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Small business: double hit from rising prices Rising prices hurt just about everyone, but small business owners face a double hit: the impact on their own spending power, but also

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Even if your business doesn’t legally require an audit, there are still many benefits of having your business audited.

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If you’re thinking of buying a business to expand or to complement your current business then find out how to make your business acquisition a success.

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Higher rate taxpayer numbers are rising sharply, and if that’s you, then advice is now more important than ever. Source: ONS data, OBR projections. There was once a time when

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Typical investment stages in the company’s lifecycle will include start up, early stages and expansion, management buy-in, turnaround and there are many ways a company can improve its finances including

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HMRC continue to focus on R&D tax enquiries and cutting down R&D fraud. Find out how to minimise your chances of an R&D tax enquiry.

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Can the child benefit charge be fixed? A critical review of how the government taxes child benefits has raised a major question mark over HMRC’s approach to collecting payments. Child

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The next step for Making Tax Digital Making Tax Digital (MTD) for VAT has been in place for three years, but this first phase excluded voluntarily registered businesses beneath the

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Barnes Roffe are delighted to announce that it has advised the owners of Bearfields of London on the sale of the business to Irish food group, O’Brien Fine Foods. Bearfields

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Prior to the March Spring Statement, most self-employed individuals were facing increased national insurance contribution (NIC) bills this year. However, those with profits up to and just over £28,000 will

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A new wealth tax to counter the cost of the Covid-19 pandemic was the talk of the financial pages not so long ago. Now it has disappeared… or has it?