We have been at the forefront of working with Jumpstart to maximise R&D tax credits for our clients and were approached to produce a testimonial for their website; we were happy to oblige. They believe that your company gets the best results by using people who actually understand the science of what you do. This [...]
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Jumpstart – testimonial
Click here to download the testimonial (PDF) we produced for Jumpstart
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University Challenges
UPDATED Sept 11 My son is planning his return to University for his final year! So I thought I would update the following tips and advice as I appreciate the increasing costs of university life. 1. Are you due to reclaim any income tax? The taxman usually deducts tax on any earnings unless you fill [...]
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Public Sector Equality Duty – Changes
A client has recently made us aware of a change to the way public bodies will be procuring services. In a nutshell they will require proof of compliance with the Equalities Act 2010 and may impose contract conditions or use equality related award criteria. Commissioning and procurement The public sector spends over £220 billion per [...]
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Pre-Nuptial Agreements
Pre-nuptial agreements are particularly beneficial for those wanting to protect pre-marriage acquired assets or businesses or wealth expected in the future (inheritances) on first or subsequent marriages. They are not just for the rich and famous. Please check in our Knowledge Centre to download PDF’s of Why I may need a Pre-Nup and how do [...]
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Why I may need a Pre-Nuptial Agreement and how do I sell the idea to my partner?
Click here to download the document Why I may need a Pre-Nuptial Agreement and how do I sell the idea to my partner?
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Are Pre-Nuptial Agreements worth the paper they are written on?
Click here to download the document Are Pre-Nuptial Agreements worth the paper they are written on?
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Five Big Budget Predictions
The rumour: The 50% income tax band, introduced by Labour, might be abolished to appease top earners and some think tanks. The reality: While some backbench Conservative MPs would no doubt like to see this happen, it doesn’t seem likely that the 50% tax rate will be scrapped next week. With the government focusing all [...]
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What should I look out for when buying a property?
If you don’t fully understand the legal issues when you buy a property, then you’re asking for problems. Your solicitor should be able to to explain if something unusual is buried in the property deeds – but it pays to be ahead of the game. Click here to read the full article on things that [...]
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Thinking of selling your home?
If you are thinking of selling your home now Winter is almost over, there are a lot of things to consider from choosing your Estate Agent to giving yourself the best chance of selling. Please check in our Knowledge Centre to download the PDFs Is Your Estate Agent the “special one”? and Selling my home: [...]
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