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Donald McNaught

Donald McNaught

Restructuring Partner

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18 March 2020

  • Employee Share Incentives
  • Restructuring
  • Coronavirus
Coronavirus - director responsibilities

We understand that this is an incredibly challenging time to be a director of a company and our dedicated teams are here to share the load.

Donald McNaught

Donald McNaught

Restructuring Partner

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06 January 2020

  • Restructuring
Do you know your IR35 status and what to do next?

Following on from the 2017 off-payroll reforms in the public sector, workers in the private sector who provide their services via limited companies might be wondering what the future holds after April 2020 – the date on which proposed changes to IR35 for private sector workers come into effect.

Donald McNaught

Donald McNaught

Restructuring Partner

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26 July 2019

  • Corporate Tax
  • Restructuring
The 2019 Loan Charge – what does it mean for you?

The 2019 Loan Charge came into effect on 5 April 2019 and was introduced by HMRC to tackle the use of disguised remuneration schemes by both corporates and self-employed individuals.

Gordon MacLure

Gordon MacLure

Consultant

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28 February 2019

  • Employer Services
  • Restructuring
Changes to IR35 rules shake up contracting community

Many forecasts are now predicting nearly half of the UK’s workforce will be freelancers within the next decade, but significant changes to off-payroll tax will impact the booming ‘gig economy’.

Matt Henderson

Matt Henderson

Consultant

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28 February 2018

  • Restructuring
Drop in number of companies going bust welcome - but masks ongoing battle firms face to stay afloat

Many people see it as good news that the number of Scottish companies going into liquidation or administration has decreased since last year. According to the latest figures by the Insolvency Service, a total of 223 Scottish companies became insolvent in the final quarter of 2017 compared with 229 during the same period in 2016. It certainly is a welcome sign, but the decline conceals the fact that many companies continue to struggle through the current economic difficulties.

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