The Gazette

Publication Date

21 September 2017

Katie Farmer, of Ashfords, explains how the new rules have affected decision-making procedures in insolvency.

Publication Date

20 September 2017

Under measures proposed in the Finance Bill 2017, HMRC will be able to turn back the clock and tax all but the oldest outstanding loans made by employee benefit trusts (EBT).

Publication Date

18 September 2017

In 1917 the House of Windsor came into being as King George V set about disclaiming his German inheritance.

Publication Date

13 September 2017

David Kirk outlines what’s changed for liquidation under the new rules.

Publication Date

12 September 2017

On 25 September, an event run by SaveTheHighStreet.org will outline the newest industry standards for staying competitive on the high street.

Publication Date

8 September 2017

The health of SMEs in the UK has risen to its highest level in 18 months, the SME Health Check Index, a new quarterly economic index, has found.

Publication Date

7 September 2017

Julie Goucher, of the Guild of One-Name Studies, explains how researching a single surname and its history, rather than the history of a family, can open new doors.

Publication Date

1 September 2017

As an executor of a will, one of your responsibilities is to deal with any claims against the deceased’s estate

Publication Date

31 August 2017

Large businesses are responsible for the majority of late payments made to SMEs, research has found.

Publication Date

29 August 2017

Employers are responsible for preventing bullying and harassment at work. Kate Palmer explains why policies and procedures matter.