Opus continues to expand its business advisory & restructuring services and presence across the UK with its plan to open a 5th office in Birmingham later this summer. As well as its office expansion, this quarter sees the promotion of a number of employees who have excelled in their roles and are ready for the next challenge in their careers at
We were recently asked by Contractor UK to respond to a question asked by one of their readers: Contractor’s Question: I plan to wind up my four-year-old PSC and a Members Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) looks best, as I am solvent with cash reserves excess of £25,000. But how best to maximise my salary/dividends before my October year-end? In 2016/17, I
The business and personal finance media has for some time been awash with talk of fintech disruptors muscling in on the financial services market. A particular focus has been their apparent ability to take advantage of the malaise endemic across the banking market since the global financial crisis and the sector’s antediluvian technology. It now seems that the threat to
Our Business Risk Advisor, Nick Hood was interviewed for the BBC Radio 4 consumer affairs programme You & Yours on the implications of the changes to Business Rates announced in yesterday’s Budget. Click here to listen to the audio clip
Opus partner, Jo Rolls, and Pinsent Mason partner, Roger Phillips explain the details of the Qatar insolvency regime.
Opus comments in the Independent on the challenges facing retailers from introducing the Living Wage. Firms will only have to pay the “national living wage” to staff aged 25 or over when it starts in April. Under half of top retailers have so far promised to pay all staff the same rate for the same work, regardless of age. Simon Neville
