Funding Cuts and Wage Increases put UK Care Homes at Risk of Insolvency Financial pressure in the social care sector continues to rise. Over the last year, there has been an 83 percent increase in the number of...Read More
What are the Likely Effects of Carillion’s Insolvency on its Supply Chain? Carillion’s collapse through an application for compulsory liquidation has sent shock waves through the UK economy. Carillion is much more than just one of the...Read More
Autumn Budget 2017: Cross-sector coverage and highlights Against a backdrop of low economic growth and poor productivity, Mr Hammond delivered his second Budget of 2017 to Parliament, outlining Britain’s investment plans for...Read More
Interest Rates Rise: Not a “One and Done” Decision For the first time in more than ten years, the Bank of England (BoE) has raised interest rates. The move from 0.25 percentage points to...Read More
Winding up Petition and Creditor Voluntary Liquidation The Challenge The company had ran into difficulty after trading for 18 years due to the falling sales and the loss of a major contract....Read More
Chaos Still Reigns following IR35 Reform It’s now nearly two months since the controversial IR35 changes of 6 April, and while things may have calmed a little since its introduction, the...Read More
How to Legally Take Money out of a Limited Company You might think that once you’ve set up your limited company, you’re free to dip into and out of the company’s profits as you see...Read More