Insights

Alan Hamilton

Corporate Finance Partner

07 September 2023

Corporate Finance

Value creation from exiting a private equity transaction

Private equity (PE) investors will look to exit their investment at a point when, alongside the wider shareholders, they will make a substantial return on their investment. As discussed in the first blog in our series, founder shareholders and management should look to agree at the outset with their investment partners what the exit strategy looks like in terms of time horizon together with whether an exit is likely to be best achieved via a trade sale, selling to another private equity house or a flotation. Alan Hamilton, Corporate Finance Partner, explains further.

Roger Campbell

Tax Senior Manager

07 September 2023

Private Client Tax

The latest on reporting UK property disposals

The UK property capital gains tax (“CGT”) reporting regime has been with us for a considerable time now (since 6 April 2015 for non-UK tax residents and 6 April 2020 for UK residents). Various changes have been made over the years and this article summarises the current state of play.

David Ward

Tax Partner & Head of Specialist Taxes

07 September 2023

HMRC’s crackdown on R&D claims could discourage genuine claimants

For a number of years now, there has been real concern over abuse and boundary-pushing involving R&D tax relief, particularly amongst SMEs.

Fiona Robertson

Head of Payroll Support

07 September 2023

Payroll Services

My JC Path in the Payroll sector

It’s National Payroll Week and to celebrate, we sat down for a chat with Fiona Robertson, Head of Payroll Support. Here, we explore how her role has developed over 34 years of working in the sector, how payroll has changed during this period, where payroll is heading in the future, and the biggest challenges and opportunities facing our payroll clients.

Aimee Milne

Business Advisory Senior

06 September 2023

My JC Path as a graduate programme student

It’s that time of year again where graduate programmes open for applications and post-university decisions need to be made! Someone who remembers this period well is Aimee Milne, Business Advisory Senior in our Inverurie office. Aimee studied Accounting and Finance at Robert Gordon University, and after graduating enrolled on our graduate programme where she is now studying towards her professional qualification. Here, Aimee shares an insight into graduate life at JC and why she chose the firm.

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