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Johnston Carmichael strengthens North East offering with appointment of Global Mobility specialist

Moore UK member firm Johnston Carmichael has strengthened its North East offering with the appointment of Tom Harrison as Global Mobility Tax Specialist.

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10 strategic approaches to retain and maximise the potential of your best talent

Moore UK member firm Kingston Smith has explored 10 key strategies to help organisations nurture their most talented employees. Your top employees are the driving force behind your organisation’s success. But what strategies do you have in place to develop their potential and inspire them to build a long-term career with you?

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Is it time to review your Inheritance Tax position?

Following the announcements in the Budget a review of your inheritance tax position is perhaps even more important than ever.  

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Autumn Budget 2024: Key highlights

In the first Labour Budget since 2010, Chancellor Rachel Reeves promised to “fix the foundations and deliver change”, announcing tax rises worth £40bn. Here's our roundup of the key highlights.   

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Shipleys joins the growing Moore Kingston Smith team

Longstanding Moore UK member firm Moore Kingston Smith has announced that Shipleys LLP has joined its team. ​

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The future of payroll: navigating the rise of remote workforces

Moore UK member firm Kingston Smith has explored how the COVID-19 pandemic has irrevocably altered the working landscape, with remote workforce arrangements becoming increasingly normalised. As businesses embrace flexible work models, the future of payroll must adapt to address the unique challenges of managing a geographically dispersed workforce.

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The vital role of emotional intelligence in business leadership

Effective leadership is about more than technical skills and expertise. The ability to understand and manage emotions — known as emotional intelligence — is a vital skill for successful leadership. Emotionally intelligent leaders can connect with others, resolve conflicts and – crucially — they know how to inspire their teams. Moore UK member firm Kingston Smith’s Senior Learning and Development Partner, Julya, explores the vital role of emotional intelligence in business leadership. Julya explains why developing this skill is a crucial investment for fostering stronger leaders and enhancing team dynamics.

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Johnston Carmichael boosts North East presence with new hires and office expansion

Moore UK member firm Johnston Carmichael has significantly expanded its North East presence by moving into a larger office in Newcastle. This strategic relocation reflects the firm's commitment to serving the growing demand in the region. Alongside the move, Johnston Carmichael has also been onboarding new talent, strengthening its capacity to provide comprehensive accountancy and business advisory services across the North East.

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Payroll data security: protecting your employees and your business in an evolving digital landscape

Payroll data is among a company’s most sensitive assets. Ensuring its security is essential for protecting your employees’ privacy, maintaining their trust, and safeguarding your business from costly repercussions. As cyber threats evolve, so must your payroll data protection strategies.

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How to protect and manage your wealth

Partner Silvia Vitiello is joined by Tax Partner Guy Sterling and Senior Financial Advisor Rob Edwards to explore key strategies for protecting and managing wealth within family businesses.

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Johnston Carmichael makes strategic appointment to lead new chapter for UK consulting team

Moore UK member firm Johnston Carmichael has appointed a new Partner and Head of Consultancy to bolster its consulting offering to clients.

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Why has HMRC asked me about my tax behaviour?

People often ask us to explain why HMRC is interested in the circumstances surrounding their tax behaviour, such as paying late or not reporting certain income on their tax return.