Insights

In this week's podcast, James and Mark build on previous episodes to help business leaders and their teams feel more energised in work and life.

MHA Larking Gowen partner, Mark Curtis, worked closely with Charlie Webster and Rogers & Norton Solicitors to help structure a deal that will allow Websters to continue to grow their lettings offering by acquiring First Lettings Norwich. 

The Job Retention Bonus scheme will pay businesses a bonus of £1,000 for each furloughed worker still on the payroll in February 2021. However, there are conditions. Read our blog to make sure your business doesn’t miss out.

As the UK heads towards Brexit, our farming ten-point plan gives tips to strengthen your farming business.

We have all discovered how resilient we can be, and what we needed to change. Now it’s about taking those lessons, and applying them as we move forwards to make sure we are as best placed as possible for whatever the future throws at us.

In this week's episode, James and Mark provide three top tips on how to reclaim your mojo in business and in life. Yeah baby!

This month's edition covers the MHA Trustee Hub, Academies: financial statements, Changes to digital advertising, Survive, Adapt, Thrive from The Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) and more.

Tessa Brown summarises the government's new Kickstart Scheme and how this will affect employers.

With the Office of Tax Simplification now reviewing the Capital Gains Tax rules, farms and landed estates partner, Ashley Smith, asks what any possible changes could mean for the agriculture sector.

In this week's podcast, James and Mark reflect on the choice many business owners and employees are now facing as to whether to return to the office, and the knock-on impact this will have on the surrounding economies.

Following this year's updates to the Anti Money Laundering Directive (AMLD), agriculture specialist, Kelly Wright, discusses how this affects trusts and which trusts need to register and which are exempt.

On this webinar, MHA Larking Gowen legal experts, Jon Woolston, John Atkins and Ellis Lake, discussed the issues encountered when adopting the new Solicitors Accounts Rules and how best to manage these rules.

In 2015, reforms to all main public service pension schemes were brought in to make sure they were sustainable and affordable. These reforms, however, didn’t apply to those closest to retirement. Jamie Butcher discusses changes aimed at removing age discrimination.

By popular demand in this week's show Mark and James build on Episode 7, All Aboard the Entrepreneur Ship.

Martin uses his specialist knowledge of the hospitality sector in his latest blog. Looking at the Government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme, he discusses just how popular it's been and if businesses have really benefited.

In this week's episode James and Mark consider what differentiates great businesses from good businesses.

This month's edition covers the Government spending review, business rates, gift aid campaigns, charity insolvency, changes to VAT and more. 

Welcome to Issue 16 of MHA Real Estate Matters.

When the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, presented his ‘Plan for Jobs’ to the nation on Wednesday 8 July 2020, he outlined how the Government will support the UK’s economic recovery while prioritising health. 

The Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) has been extended and, from 17 August 2020, is open for claims for a second grant.

The MHA Manufacturing & Engineering specialist team works closely together to ensure our clients in the sector are supported during these challenging times.  

Grants for second claims under the Government’s Self Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) can be made from 17 August 2020.

Read more for details on eligibility and how to make a claim.

This week, James and Mark discuss how high and consistent energy levels are crucial for personal and business success.

From 1 January 2021, UK businesses will have to complete customs declarations on the movement of goods between Great Britain and the EU.

In the Summer Economic Statement in July, the Government announced a temporary VAT rate cut of 5% for certain supplies in the hospitality and leisure sector. Who's eligible for the VAT rate cut?

Since the new SRA (Solicitors Regulation Authority) Accounts Rules came into effect in November 2019, from our reviews of client money held, residual balances are still an issue.

If you’re an eating establishment, are you making the most of the new Eat Out to Help Out scheme for August? Who can register for the scheme and what spend is eligible?

In this week's impromptu business chat Mark and James reflect on the importance of trust between leaders and their teams.

If you’re concerned that you or your business are in financial trouble, we can help you get back on your feet. We have two licensed insolvency practitioners who are supported by our specialist Insolvency and Recovery team.

Our insolvency practitioners specialise in solving personal debt problems and can help relieve the pressure and provide you with clear, impartial and proactive advice.