Doing business in the UK: No UK premises? Don’t ignore VAT
Just because your business does not have an office, permanent work facilities, staff or resources located in the UK does not mean that there is not a requirement to VAT-register and account for VAT there. Whether you need to register for VAT in the UK depends on: what you are selling, who are you…
READ MOREFinancial planning spring bulletin 2024
As spring unfolds and the promise of summer glimmers on the horizon, we pause to reflect on critical planning areas. In this bulletin, we are delighted to provide valuable insights and actionable advice to navigate the complexities of the current economic landscape, empowering you to make well-informed decisions for your financial future. We begin by…
READ MOREHow outsourcing your payroll can streamline your internal processes and procedures
In the dynamic landscape of business operations, managing payroll efficiently is essential for ensuring employee satisfaction and regulatory compliance. Moore Kingston Smith offers a comprehensive outsourced payroll service tailored to SMEs in the UK. With our extensive experience and commitment to excellence, we provide more than just payroll processing, we offer a complete advisory service…
READ MOREMoore Kingston Smith advises Rimmer Bros on sale to Radial Equity Partners
Rimmer Bros, the UK’s leading restorer and supplier of replacement parts for UK marque vehicles including Jaguar, Land Rover, MG, Mini, Triumph and Mazda, entrusted Moore Kingston Smith Corporate Finance to advise on its sale to the North American private equity firm Radial Equity Partners. Bill and Graham Rimmer’s market leading family business has been…
READ MOREArchitects! Has HMRC’s R&D crackdown caught your firm out?
Design excellence lies at the core of every successful architecture practice, driving innovation and project efficiency across the project lifecycle. As the profession embraces emerging materials, processes and technologies while navigating complex regulatory landscapes and budget constraints, the need for innovative solutions has never been more paramount. UK architects are globally renowned for their forward-thinking…
READ MORETax year planning for 2024/25
It is always a good idea to review tax planning opportunities to ensure allowances are maximised and your planning is in line with current legislation, particularly this year given various changes now coming into force. Our guide is a brief reminder of the key points to be addressed when tax year planning for 2024/25. Points…
READ MOREKey trends in finance software: can man and machine learn to coexist in harmony?
Plenty of businesses make financial decisions based on instinct, habit or bandwagon mentality. However, according to finance software provider iplicit’s comprehensive publication on key trends in this space, AI is only going to be more and more prevalent in our daily and working lives. iplicit interviewed key people in finance and accountancy, asking what they…
READ MOREKickstart your career in accountancy with the award-winning Moore Kingston Smith!
You’ve probably heard of accountancy and advisory services before. But do you know what professionals in this field do? Find out about this programme and kickstart your career in accountancy, which is brought exclusively to you in collaboration with Springpod, Moore Kingston Smith and the Girls’ Schools Association (GSA). Explore your options with a leading…
READ MOREInsolvencies in premium fashion: how can Administration be of use to companies facing major challenges?
A recent string of insolvencies in the premium fashion industry comes against the backdrop of declining consumer demand for premium fashion. From falling disposable income to the rise of alternative retailers offering the same look for a lower cost, the industry is experiencing a challenging trading environment. Some recent examples of financial distress in the…
READ MORESelling a property – don’t miss the 60-day capital gains tax reporting deadline
The reduction in the main rate of capital gains tax for residential properties from 28% to 24% from this tax year may be an incentive for many individuals to sell their properties. For individuals selling or otherwise disposing of their UK property, you need to comply with HMRC reporting and tax payment obligations outside the…
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