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What is an ‘earn out’ and what are the options?
Some buyers are reluctant to hand over the full business purchase price in one go. Instead, they negotiate an ‘earn out’, paying some cash up front but deferring the rest of the payment.
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The ‘Business Divorce’
Running a company together is not always smooth sailing, business partners might disagree with the direction the company should take, or simply wish to exit or retire on differing timelines.
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Raising external finance
As your business develops, it is likely there will come a time you need additional external finance to help you expand. It may be important to ensure your investors receive the relevant tax incentives to enable suitable investment.
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How to incentivise employees to grow your business
As a business grows, it is important to retain key employees and align their objectives with those of the company.
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Getting the structure right
What’s best? A limited liability partnership or a private limited company?
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Initial tax considerations
When starting a new venture it is important to be aware of, and get advice where necessary, on tax.
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Reinventing your internal audit function – how far have you got?
We highlight the key challenges of the new Global Internal Audit standards, aiming to help internal auditors meet the essential requirements effectively and appropriately.
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Family Office Interview – a conversation with James Wilcox
We speak with James Wilcox, Head of Private Offices at Floreat, about his thoughts on philanthropy and making an impact.
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Natural Resources – an international guide to tax
Read our international guide to tax for the Natural Resources sector to find out more about the complexities of sector-specific tax relations for cross-border groups.
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TaxTalk – June 2024
Welcome to the June 2024 edition of TaxTalk.
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What could the end of the non-dom regime mean for you?
We look at the key changes proposed for the non-dom regime and overseas workday relief for expats.
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Recovering VAT: how to avoid the pitfalls
What happens when a business considers claiming back VAT incurred on expenditure, via its VAT return to HMRC? Mark Ellis, VAT Partner provides a guide.
