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Justice in Action: An Evening with Dr Kay Linnell OBE

Join us for an insightful evening with Dr Kay Linnell OBE, a renowned forensic accountant and chartered arbitrator.

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The real impact of the 2024 Autumn Budget IHT announcements

Download the RAG Report for January 2025 to get an overview of the real impact of the 2024 Autumn Budget IHT announcements. This report highlights key insights and potential areas of concern, offering a clear picture of the financial landscape.

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Financial Services predictions for 2025

Moore member firm Johnston Carmichael explores the key trends shaping the financial services industry in 2025, from AI advancements to mergers and acquisitions, offering insights to help businesses navigate the evolving landscape.

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Are you underselling your workplace?

Even with competitive pay and perks, employees may still feel disengaged. Moore member firm Johnston Carmichael shows how clearly communicating your Employee Value Proposition can boost satisfaction and motivation.

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Family business outlook for 2025

Moore member firm Johnston Carmichael explores key challenges and opportunities for family businesses in 2025, from tax changes to digital transformation and sustainability.

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Audit exemption and new UK company size limits

How the April 2025 changes to UK company size limits will impact audit exemption eligibility, compliance, and other key considerations for businesses.

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Mentoring at Moore East Midlands – insights from John Harvey

Mentoring is a powerful tool for both career and personal development, offering guidance and support from experienced colleagues. Our mentoring program helps individuals grow professionally while building meaningful relationships. In this feature, we sit down with John Harvey, one of our partners and mentors, to gain insights into the mentoring process and how it has shaped his career and those of his mentees.

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Six tax deductions to save your restaurant money

Saving money and cutting costs are always at the back of a restaurateur’s mind. However, between managing staff, keeping customers happy and maintaining food quality, the financial aspects of running a restaurant can often take a back seat. Understanding some of the key tax deductions on offer for businesses can significantly boost your bottom line and reduce the financial strain on your restaurant operations.  

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HMRC announces let property campaign

HMRC has announced that they are writing to landlords that they suspect have not declared income from property or capital gains from the sale of property. The letters are called ‘nudge’ or ‘one to many’ letters and encourage the recipients to register for the Let Property Campaign (LPC) to report any unpaid tax, interest and the appropriate penalty.

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Addressing labour shortages in the hospitality sector

The UK’s hospitality sector has been grappling with significant labour shortages, a challenge exacerbated by recent changes to UK immigration policy. These shortages have led to increased pressure on existing staff, longer working hours and a decline in service quality. Businesses are struggling to recruit and retain staff, leading to higher turnover rates and increased operational costs. Addressing these challenges requires a multi-faceted approach, including improving working conditions, offering competitive wages and exploring new recruitment strategies both domestically and internationally.

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Johnston Carmichael appoints North East’s leading private client tax director to further strengthen team

Moore member firm Johnston Carmichael has strengthened its Newcastle team with the appointment of Chris Hodgson, a highly experienced Private Client Tax Director with over 37 years of expertise in tax advisory and planning.

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Employment Tribunal ruling may change holiday pay and tronc for hospitality businesses

A recent judgement concerning whether tronc awards are 'earnings' for the purposes of holiday pay and other work entitlements has major impolications for those hospitality businesses who not currently pay tronc to team members when away on annual leave.