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Jillian Stewart

Jillian Stewart

Business Advisory Senior

04 July 2019

  • Hospitality & Tourism
Meet the cast: Jillian Stewart

The Edinburgh International Film Festival may be over for another year, but at Johnston Carmichael our focus is still on putting you and your business centre stage - and we have a certain member of our team who is very familiar with that particular spot! Enter stage-right: Jillian Stewart, a Business Advisory Senior in our Glasgow office…

Andrew Davidson

Andrew Davidson

IT Audit Senior Manager

28 June 2019

  • Hospitality & Tourism
Meet the cast: Andrew Davidson

We’re very excited to be sponsoring the In Person strand of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, with special events going behind the scenes to reveal more about the people who make movies. So what goes on behind the scenes at Johnston Carmichael? Who are the advisers behind the advice? You may be surprised to learn that we have a real life magician among our ranks…

Fiona Kenneth

Fiona Kenneth

Audit Director

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27 June 2019

  • Hospitality & Tourism
The cost of the minimum wage rules

As the demand for hospitality and tourism services in Scotland increases, so too does the Government’s National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage. On April 6, we saw a further increase to the national living wage, which was introduced in 2016 for workers over the age of 25, to £8.21 an hour and for those 24 and under, the national minimum wage was increased to £7.70.

21 March 2019

  • Hospitality & Tourism
  • Private Client Tax
Does my hospitality business qualify for Business Property Relief?

Business Property Relief is a valuable Inheritance Tax (IHT) relief which can reduce tax due on business assets or shares in a business to nil.

12 September 2018

  • Hospitality & Tourism
Scottish tourist tax debated by councils

A tourist tax is a levy for visitors. A small charge is usually added to a guest’s hotel bill and is treated in much the same way as VAT. Funds generated from the tax are used for tourism-related purposes such as the upkeep of roads and maintenance of tourist attractions, particularly in high-traffic areas. The tourist tax model is used in several European cities.

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