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Retailers after a disappointing Christmas

What now for UK Retailers after the disappointing Christmas?

Amid the top-line triumphs of certain high profile retailers being trumpeted in the media, the early judgment on the 2024/25 festive season has been largely negative. This article considers the position of retailers after a disappointing Christmas. The fear is that disappointing trading has left many businesses in a risky position ahead of the Budget cost implications set to take

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Economic Prospects for 2025

Economic Prospects for 2025

As 2024 drew to a close, it was difficult to imagine a more downbeat mood among economists and, more importantly, business leaders about the state of the UK economy. Dire warnings have come from the CBI and the British Retail Consortium, prompted in large part by deep disquiet about the October Budget. It was unfortunate that these pronouncements were published

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Tax changes for Partnerships and partners

Implications of tax changes for Partnerships and Partners

The effects of the tax changes for Partnerships and Partners is about to be felt These are testing financial times for the many professions such as accountancy, legal practices and other businesses run through Partnerships. In January 2022, HMRC announced changes to the basis on which the profits of standard Partnerships and limited liability Partnerships (LLPs) would be assessed, starting

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Notice of Intention (NOI) to appoint administrators

What is a Notice of Intention (NOI) to appoint administrators?

A Notice of Intention (or NOI) to appoint Administrators is a preliminary process used by a Company to inform certain parties that it intends to go into Administration. The NOI document is submitted to Court and has the effect of immediately stopping any ongoing or threatened creditor legal action against the Company. Why file an NOI? The use of the

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Economic Overview of December

Economic Overview for December

As the festive season approaches, the business news continues to be dominated by  reverberations from the Budget. There has been a stream of grim warnings about job cuts and closures from prominent business leaders in the sectors, which will be most seriously affected. UKHospitality predicts a £3bn annual hit from next April, while the British Retail Consortium is forecasting an

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company insolvencies peaked

Have company insolvencies finally peaked?

The calendar year 2023 gave us the unwelcome statistic of the highest annual figure for business failures on record, as 26,766 companies across the whole UK went into one or other insolvency procedures. Since then, the rolling twelve-month total rose almost uninterrupted until it reached 27,188 in July 2024. The publication of the latest corporate insolvency number of 1,976 for

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