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Craig Hendry
Managing Director & Chartered Financial Planner
4 November 2020
Johnston Carmichael Wealth listed in New Model Adviser’s Top 100 in 2020Chartered Financial Planners Johnston Carmichael Wealth have been listed in New Model Adviser’s Top 100 in 2020. Released annually, the New Model Adviser Top 100 is a list of financial planning businesses compiled to showcase the best financial planning firms in the UK.
Craig Hendry
Managing Director & Chartered Financial Planner
22 October 2020
Johnston Carmichael Wealth named among Top 25 Financial AdvisersLeading independent Chartered Financial Planners Johnston Carmichael Wealth have been listed in the Top 25 of FTAdviser’s Top 100 Advisers 2020.
Andrew Walker
Partner
27 August 2020
ICAS recognition for Johnston Carmichael rising starsEight young chartered accountants from Johnston Carmichael, Scotland’s largest independent accountancy and business advisory firm, have been recognised by professional body ICAS as top performers in the industry.
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.
Alan Hamilton
Corporate Finance Partner
24 August 2020
Businesses urged to review future funding as Government initiatives unwindA senior corporate finance expert has called on businesses to review their funding requirements ahead of a “perfect storm” of liquidity challenges, as Government support for businesses adversely impacted by Covid-19 starts to unwind.
