Insights

In this week's episode of Impromptu Business Chat, James and Mark highlight the power of storytelling in business.

Andrew looks at the Insolvency Statistics, covering the Month of December 2020, that have just been released by the Insolvency Service.

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new podcast series, Business Insights Chat, a series of podcasts where the team interview successful business owners and leaders from a variety of sectors throughout Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.

Ben discusses Withholding Tax post Brexit and how planning is vital to make sure that you understand withholding obligations and the tax impact.

As part of their Impromptu Business Chat special interview episodes, James Lay and Mark Curtis recently spoke to Louise Newby from Three Eggs on the importance of maintaining good mental health, particularly for business leaders. It's important to look after your teams, but who is looking after you?

At Larking Gowen we believe charities should have specialist advisors and dedicated charity accountants, which is why we have a specific team for the sector. At Larking Gowen we make a point of taking time to understand our clients’ needs and help you plan for the future.

In this week's episode, James and Mark talk about the importance of forming effective teams in business.

We’re increasingly asked about mobile office pods for those working from home. What are the tax consequences for the employer and employee?

Larking Gowen has welcomed Mark Hewitson as a new partner, dealing with Business and Private clients, based in their Fakenham and Holt offices.

James and Mark return for season 3 with an episode focused on achieving New Year Resolutions. They build on the WOOP model introduced in episode 28, drawing reference to The Science of Wellbeing and more.

Chris discusses the new lockdown grants available for businesses in the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors. 

Now that we have a Brexit deal in place, what is the Social Security position of employees embarking on a temporary international work assignment from 1 January 2021?

Julie Grimmer has been appointed as Managing Partner to Larking Gowen, taking effect from 1 January.

In her latest blog, Ashleigh looks at the topic of NHS Pension Scheme Type 2 certificates.  She discusses what these certificates are and why they're important?

In this weeks show, Mark and James talk about the importance of negotiations skills in business and in life generally. 

Mental health first aider, James Lay, discusses how he, and co-host, Mark Curtis, have put mental health at the heart of one of their latest Impromptu Business Chats. The blog includes links to useful resources.

The Chancellor has announced an extension to the coronavirus Bounce Back Loan scheme following the reintroduction of lockdown restrictions.

As thoughts start to turn to Christmas parties, employers anxious to share some festive cheer with employees are worried that, amidst current circumstances, they won't be able to make the annual party happen.

NHS England has issued guidance regarding the pensions annual allowance charge compensation policy. The policy is for one year only and the NHS Pension Scheme will settle any tax charges in respect of growth of NHS Pension benefits above the annual allowance.

Businesses that trade with Europe will still be hit with extra costs and increased admin even if there is an eleventh- hour deal, warns Chris Scargill, of accountancy and business advisory firm Larking Gowen.

In this week's episode, Mark and James talk about the pitfalls of cognitive biases and how they influence decisions in business. 

Following consultation, an updated Charity Code of Governance has been published. Chris discusses the main points in his latest blog.

In this week's episode, Mark and James reflect on 2020, and look ahead to 2021 and the inevitable New Year's Eve Resolutions.

Now that the tourism and leisure sectors are implementing contactless payments, Julia discusses the question, “How are tips paid to employees when the majority of payments are received via card?”

Read Andrew's blog as he discusses the latest data from the insolvency service.

In the third of their special guest interview episodes, James and Mark chat to Louise Newby from Three Eggs Mental Health and Wellbeing Solutions, on how good mental health in the workplace is good for business. 

With public sector borrowing entering levels previously unimaginable outside wartime, how might the Chancellor balance the books and how might this impact capital gains tax?

In this week's episode of Impromptu Business Chat, Mark and James discuss the often overlooked importance of good listening skills in business, and in life generally.

The issue of scams and how they’re carried out is becoming more intricate and sophisticated. What should legal firms bear in mind?

Although farmland value appears to be holding steady, the additional uncertainties surrounding Brexit and the impact of COVID-19 have had an effect. Laurie's blog discusses the impact of Brexit, subsidies and tax on farmland value.