Our Awards
Finalists - Emerging dealmaker of the year - David Robinson and Martin Dean
Insider Dealmakers Awards 2019
Finalists - Mid-Tier Firm of the year, Advisory Team of the year and Corporate Finance Team of the year
Yorkshire Accountancy awards 2019
Finalist - Corporate Finance Firm of the Year
Insider Dealmakers Awards 2016/2017 & 2018
Finalist - Mid-Tier Innovation of the Year
British Accountancy Awards 2018
Winner - Emerging Dealmaker of the Year
Insider Dealmakers Awards 2018
Winner - National / International Deal of the Year
Insider Dealmakers Awards 2018
Winner - Deal of the Year up to £2.5m
Insider Dealmakers Awards 2018
Shortlisted - National / International Deal of the Year
Insider Dealmakers Awards 2017
Shortlisted - Emerging Dealmaker of the Year
Insider Dealmakers Awards 2017
Winner - Mid-Market deal of the year
Insider Dealmakers Awards 2017
Finalist - Mid-Tier Firm of the Year
British Accountancy Awards 2016
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Does your business have an overseas Permanent Establishment?
As businesses seek to drive growth, they can see their activities expand beyond the UK and into the worldwide marketplace. Whilst this can lead to great opportunities, it can also lead to significant risks, in particular where there is a failure to comply with local tax requirements. If your business carries out activities in an overseas country resulting in income being generated, then that presence may create a Permanent Establishment in that jurisdiction.
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Construction sector faces domestic reverse charge
In the 2019 Spring Statement the government announced their intention to pursue legislation to change how VAT operates in the construction industry. A domestic VAT reverse charge will be introduced with effect from 1 October 2019, so that responsibility for paying VAT on supplies of construction services will shift along the supply chain.
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