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UHY Ross Brooke Chartered Accountants

Category: Business

shareholders agreements and company valuations

Which is better a partnership or a limited company?

The decision of whether to form a partnership or a limited company depends on your specific business needs and goals. Both types of business structures have their own advantages and disadvantages. Advantages of a partnership: Advantages of a limited company: Ultimately, the decision which type of business structure is best

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AI, crypto and technology specialist accountants

How can AI help a charity in today’s Brave New World?

We work closely with many charities, and the most progressive of them are talking to us about the potential benefits of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for them. Here are some of the ways that we predict AI can help charities: Next steps As an firm of accountants which specialises in charities

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R&D tax relief

R&D tax changes – will you be a winner or loser?

Currently HMRC is undertaking a consultation process regarding the potential options to simplify the UK’s R&D regime. Proposals are that the existing RDEC and the SME reliefs would be replaced, potentially with effect from 1 April 2024 (according to the Treasury). Going forwards only a single R&D scheme based on

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crypto specialist accountants

Self assessment for crypto investors

Crypto investors may need to declare their income tax by filing a self assessment tax return, but how can you minimise how much tax you will have to pay? You could consider: Crypto tax can be very complicated and it’s worth taking professional advice from a crypto tax accountant. If

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EOT advisor

Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs)

Succession and extraction of value built up in the business is a problem for many business owners. But what if you could sell your business, extract the value, and pay 0% tax? Wouldn’t that be good? Imagine this scenario: You’ve built a successful business, and now would like to leave

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hmrc customer servce

A sorry state of affairs

A recent HMRC performance report highlights that the average time for a call to be answered was 14 minutes with 1 in 5 calls unanswered. We are also aware that amongst many other issues there is currently a backlog of 8 weeks in VAT registrations. It is therefore unsurprising that

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