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Craig Hendry

Craig Hendry

Managing Director & Chartered Financial Planner

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19 February 2021

  • Wealth
Investment commentary from BMO Global Asset Management - February 2021

Paul Green, Investment manager at BMO Global Asset Management, provides our Wealth team with an overview of the past year and an outlook for the year ahead.

18 February 2021

  • VAT & Duty
New VAT deferral payment option

HMRC have updated their guidance to confirm how VAT registered businesses and individuals that took advantage of the VAT deferral period in 2020, and still have a balance, can join the new VAT deferral payment scheme.

Senga Prior

Senga Prior

Tax Senior Manager

12 February 2021

  • Private Client Tax
Issues with Class 2 National Insurance Contributions and Time to Pay arrangement

If you have Class 2 National Insurance Contributions (NIC) to pay and have entered into a Time to Pay arrangement (TTP), or did not pay your liability in full, then you may find yourself facing issues if you wish to claim any contributory benefits.

Shaun Millican

Shaun Millican

Partner and Head of Business Advisory

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12 February 2021

  • Technology & Life Sciences
Turbulence shouldn’t see Scottish tech firms reaching for the parachutes

We all know the feeling, the cabin begins to shudder, the seatbelt light comes, followed by the voice of the captain – “ladies and gentlemen we are currently experiencing some turbulence”. For businesses, it’s a phrase that arguably feels more pertinent than ever just now, which is ironic given how few of us are able to get on a plane at the moment.

12 February 2021

  • Corporate Tax
  • Coronavirus
Corporation Tax implications of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme

The introduction of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme in 2020 saw many businesses placing employees on furlough leave. Furloughed employees are able to carry forward their holiday entitlement for up to two years, which could have corporate tax implications for businesses.

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