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Les Gaw

Les Gaw

Johnston Carmichael Tech Advisory Board Member

10 July 2024

  • Technology & Life Sciences
What AI adopters in Scotland can learn from the dot-com bubble

It’s been an incredible 18 months for the AI sector, dominating discussion in the tech industry during 2023 and 2024 across the globe.

Stephen Oates

Stephen Oates

Tax Director and Head of Entrepreneurial Taxes

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04 July 2024

  • Corporate Tax
A drop in EIS/SEIS Investment - but what’s on the horizon?

In slightly unwelcome news, data has been released by HMRC and published recently in Taxation Magazine, which shows that for the tax year 2022/23, Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) investment is down by approximately 15% on the previous year, and fewer companies actually raised investment. and

Michael Jamieson

Michael Jamieson

Tax Senior Manager

04 July 2024

  • Construction & Property
  • Private Client Tax
Additional Dwelling Supplement (ADS) – Changes effective from 1 April 2024

Following an extensive consultation period by Revenue Scotland, new legislation was introduced on 1 April 2024 to alter and, in most instances, improve the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (“LBTT”) rules in respect of the Additional Dwelling Supplement (ADS).

Stuart Walker

Stuart Walker

Chartered Financial Planner

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03 July 2024

  • Wealth
Why do I need a financial planner?

Stuart Walker, Chartered Financial Planner, highlights the importance of speaking to a Financial Planner. If you’re unsure about whether a Financial Planner could help you or not, we’ve got you covered as Stuart answers some of the questions which might be on your mind.

Jonathan Corsie

Jonathan Corsie

Tax Assistant Manager

01 July 2024

  • VAT & Duty
Recharging costs to customers

We are often asked by clients whether VAT should be applied to costs recharged to customers, and, if it should, what rate of VAT should be applied.

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