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Broking Business – Summer 2021
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Welcome to our latest issue of Broking Business: Summer 2021.
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Green light for off-payroll working changes
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IR35 is finally upon us. Our employment taxes experts recaps on the new legislation.
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How should you calculate renewal rates?
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Building strong relationships with existing clients and making sure you retain them, not only makes perfect sense, but can also boost your profits and grow your business.
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Broking groups could be facing a heavier tax compliance load
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Since HMRC clamped down on tax avoidance with increased emphasis on transfer pricing by multi-national companies, they’ve now turned their attention on international brokers. We take a look at making sense of it.
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Financial resilience in the time of coronavirus
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PKF Partner, Paul Goldwin reviews how brokers maintain financial stability and survive through turbulent times.
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Proportionality: what the listed market needs from the audit and corporate governance reforms
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We asked our clients if they thought the reform proposals would achieve these aims. The results of our survey are insightful and compelling and make for interesting reading!
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Listed company audit reform: new research reveals need for more proportionality
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New PKF research reveals need for more proportionality in audit reform proposals for listed businesses.
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Deal alert: Voyager Life plc
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We are delighted to have supported Voyager Life plc on their admission to trading on the Access Segment of the AQSE Growth Market.
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TaxTalk – June 2021
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Our regular TaxTalk newsletters provide the latest news, insight and analysis on tax related matters, covering both corporate and personal taxation issues.
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Import One Stop Shop (IOSS)
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IOSS will be introduced on 1 July 2021 with the aim of simplifying the importation and customs process for e-commerce businesses importing low value goods into the European Union (EU).
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Tax on separation and divorce
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As a relationship begins to break down, tax is unlikely to be at the front of anyone’s mind. Nonetheless, it’s worth considering the potential tax liabilities when negotiating financial settlements.
