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Andrew Walker
Chief Executive
29 December 2021
- Energy, Infrastructure and Sustainability
- Financial Services
- Food & Drink
- Rural
- Technology & Life Sciences
- Audit & Assurance
- Business Advisory
- Business Solutions
- Digital Solutions
- Corporate Tax
- JC Wealth
- Payroll Services
- Private Client Tax
- Restructuring
- Wealth
As 2021 draws to a close, Johnston Carmichael’s experts look ahead to next year with some optimism, despite the challenges, predicting continued opportunities as we adopt a low carbon economy, and increased adoption of technology creates efficiencies.
Alexandra Docherty
Partner and Head of Private Client Tax
13 July 2021
Johnston Carmichael welcomes ICAS report on the future of tax administrationTax experts at leading independent accountancy and business advisory firm, Johnston Carmichael, have expressed their support of a new report released by the Institute of Chartered Accountants Scotland (ICAS), detailing suggested improvements to UK tax administration.
Andrew Walker
Chief Executive
14 January 2021
- Financial Services
- Food & Drink
- Infrastructure & Renewable Energy
- Oil & Gas
- Technology & Life Sciences
- JC Wealth
- Private Client Tax
- VAT & Duty
- Wealth
After an eventful start to 2021, which has already seen the completion of Brexit, new lockdown measures and the acceleration of the COVID-19 vaccination programme, experts from Johnston Carmichael have revealed their top business predictions for the remainder of the year.
Alexandra Docherty
Partner and Head of Private Client Tax
25 August 2020
Capital Gains Tax changes are here… and there’s more to comeNew rules tightening the deadline for payments of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on residential property came into effect in April. Now, a seller must pay CGT, if due, and file a return within 30 days of completion on a sale. The Chancellor has also ordered a full review of CGT rules which serves as an indication that there are more changes to come.
Susie Walker
Partner and Head of Tax and Brexit Team
16 May 2019
Tax Team Tolley’s TriumphOur Tax team are thrilled to have won “Best Tax Practice in a Regional Firm” at this year’s Tolley’s Taxation Awards.
