Insights

With less than two months until the Brexit deadline, Chris Scargill believes trading with Europe after Brexit, deal or no deal, will be more challenging than many businesses are currently willing to admit.

MHA Larking Gowen hosted a webinar in conjunction with YAGRO. The webinar included a real-life and interactive taste of what YAGRO Analytics can do, including a walk-through demonstration. This new platform has been created to help farmers across the UK make better decisions, improve profitability and enhance their businesses based on data and history.

MHA Larking Gowen were joined with guest speakers from Barclays Business on this webinar about planning for international trade post Brexit. Find out about the latest updates, what it may mean for you, and discover more about trading internationally, how to unlock opportunities and identify the potential benefits.

The Chancellor has announced further changes to the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS), including bringing forward the claim window.

In this week's episode of Impromptu Business Chat, James and Mark talk about ways businesses can increase sales performance during lockdown, and extended furlough.

The importance of Customs Warehousing in a No-Deal Brexit senario

Join experts Chris Scargill and Laurie Hill as they discuss top tips for your farming business on how to prepare for Brexit, and the future pressures that come with the reduction of BPS income.

As we approach the winter and the second wave, it’s an appropriate point to reflect on the impact COVID-19 has had on the agricultural, farming and rural sectors.

Just as the “replacement” Job Support Scheme was due to start on 1 November, a national lockdown has meant that this has been deferred for a month. Instead, the Job Retention Scheme (furlough) is being extended, with more favourable terms than October’s Job Retention Scheme

In the second of their series of special interview episodes, Mark and James lift the lid on the important topic of diversity in the workplace and discuss what business leaders can do now to tackle this pertinent issue.

In recognition of this shortage, HMRC has set up a grant funding pot to support businesses in training their internal teams to submit declarations themselves.

Join Chris and Rob as they discuss what the funding covers and how it can help your business save money at no additional cost.

Are your tax affairs in order, have you minimized your Inheritance Tax liability and ensured your family knows your wishes?

Bitesize Brexit is back for episode 2! Join Chris and Rob as they discuss warehousing and duty reliefs which may help free up cashflow or avoid costs altogether.

With just weeks to go until Brexit, how prepared are businesses and what do they need to do now? Our blog looks at some simple and cost effective steps.

Brexit is coming.... make sure you understand your supply chain. Listen to our Bitesize Brexit podcast on Tariffs and how they may impact you....

The good news is that the East Anglia region is not currently affected by local restrictions. However, things can change quickly so it’s worth noting how your business could be affected if you were forced to close due to local restrictions.

With the continued impact of COVID-19 and the looming uncertainty of Brexit, many business owners would be forgiven for thinking that now isn’t a great time to be selling a business.

MHA Larking Gowen Insolvency Practitioners, Andrew Kelsall and Lee Green, have been approached by the Director of Butley Priory Limited to place the company into liquidation and this will occur shortly.

The Farms and Landed Estates team at MHA Larking Gowen, has studied the potential impact of the new UK Global Tariffs on businesses purchasing agricultural machinery.

Independent schools face many challenges, not least the pressure on fees, rising parents’ expectations and the need to deliver public benefit. We have decades of experience working with independent schools in East Anglia and can help you with a full range of services.

The decisions we make every day, whether big or small, help to shape our lives and our businesses. In this episode, Mark and James share their thoughts and some trusted tools to help improve our decision-making skills.

Further to delivering his Winter Economic Statement on 24 September, the Chancellor, yesterday, announced a welcome change to the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS).

Fully publicly funded organisations are not however expected to use the scheme (as with the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS)) although partially publicly funded ones are eligible where their private sources of income have been disrupted.

Almost a year after the SRA Transparency Rules came into full effect, a review of the reform highlights some of the benefits to legal firms.

This is a time of change for the farming industry.  Brexit, possible tax reforms and the impact of COVID-19 are all having their effect.  We discuss some of the issues currently facing farmers in our latest blog.

In March the IR35 reforms, which apply to medium and large businesses, were delayed until April 2021. What are some of the added considerations due to COVID-19 and how can you make sure you're ready?

Medical experts, Lizzy Lloyd and Andrew Burwood, collaborated with Rob Day from Mills & Reeve to deliver this webinar, giving an update on Primary Care Networks.

Impromptu Business Chat is back for series 2!

In this first episode of season 2, James and Mark return to talk about prioritising the use of time for leaders and their teams.

On 9 October, the Chancellor announced that the Job Support Scheme will be expanded to support businesses that are legally required to shut due to coronavirus restrictions. Find out which businesses are eligible.

Why might this be a good time to diversify and start a new business? Peter's blog discusses what you should consider.