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Susie Walker

Partner and Head of Tax

11 April 2019

The UK’s ambassador to the EU, Sir Tim Barrow, has today written to Donald Tusk confirming the agreement of the UK Government to the extension of the period under Article 50(3) for Brexit day to 31 October 2019.

Max Chassels

Tax Director

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09 April 2019

Growth shares – a flexible tool in the remuneration toolkit

In a highly competitive market for talent, many companies are keen to adopt alternative methods of motivating, incentivising and retaining key individuals. On top of the standard remuneration packages, many employers are choosing share option plans. A popular choice is an Enterprise Management Incentive, however with strict qualifying criteria, many companies are now looking towards Growth shares as a flexible alternative.

Susie Walker

Partner and Head of Tax

25 March 2019

Brexit update: where we are now?

We always guessed that the last week of the UK’s intended Brexit date of 29th March 2019 would be full of last minute hitches, but to have got to the Monday before B-date and for all aspects to still be up in the air means that it couldn’t be any worse for businesses who eagerly await certainty. Briefly, here’s what we now know.

Callum Wilson

Consultant

25 March 2019

Corporate Tax

Deal or no deal - what Brexit could mean for tax legislation

If the UK and EU conclude a Brexit withdrawal agreement, there will be a transition period. If there is no deal, there will be more immediate and substantial changes.

Susie Walker

Partner and Head of Tax

14 March 2019

Spring Statement 2019 - key announcements

Chancellor Hammond’s Spring Statement wasn’t expected to bring any major tax changes and it lived up to its expectations.

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