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Broking Business – Spring 2024
Welcome to the latest edition of Broking Business – Spring 2024.
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Credit write-backs – a breach of trust law?
Timothy Goodger, partner at City law firm Elborne Mitchell LLP, considers why CWBs are under so much scrutiny.
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Employee share options: how they trigger tax
Whatever the circumstances of your wish to provide perks to staff, there are tax issues to take into account. We look at the common ways that brokers can provide share incentives and the key tax considerations.
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Privacy in check: the control advantage
We explore the benefits of a control-based approach to data protection. How does it contribute to a secure and compliant environment? And what new approaches have recently been approved in the UK?
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PKF Littlejohn announces BIBA Fringe Session
PKF Littlejohn will once again be bringing its team of insurance broking experts to the BIBA Conference in Manchester.
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Deal alert: Helix Exploration PLC
We are delighted to have supported Helix Exploration PLC on their acquisition, fundraise and admission to trading on AIM.
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Deal alert: European Green Transition plc
We are delighted to have supported European Green Transition (EGT) plc on their fundraise and admission to trading on AIM.
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Hotel Outlook: Bounce back
Your hotel business has survived the pandemic, but as recovery shoots emerge, new challenges present themselves in the form of inflationary pressures and staffing shortages. As Stephen Goderski explains, these are still very challenging times for the sector.
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Rescue of a food manufacturer
How PKF used administration to rescue a food manufacturing business that had fallen into financial difficulties
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Government funding for redundancies
How we helped a distribution business to fund the costs of downsizing its workforce and return to profitability.
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Rebuilding with a CVA
How a CVA helped a groundworks business manage the loss of a major contract and survive to tell the tale.
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A new lease of life for a brewery
How a CVA helped a groundworks business manage the loss of a major contract and survive to tell the tale.
