08 September 2020
Press reports suggest that the Government’s Internal Market Bill, due to be published tomorrow, may significantly diverge from the customs border arrangements it agreed with the EU in the Northern Ireland Protocol. If so, Northern Ireland businesses could be pushed into a position of even greater uncertainty as Brexit looms.
08 September 2020
Anyone can provide tax advisory services, with no requirement for qualifications or experience. Plans are being mooted to increase regulation to improve the protection of taxpayers.
08 September 2020
This week's articles are 'Grants to complete customs declarations after Brexit: will you be ready in time?', 'The CJRS corrections clock is ticking', 'Will the UK Government’s new tax on plastic packaging make a difference?', 'Northern Ireland: Government denies it is about to renege on its customs agreement with the EU' and 'When is a tax adviser not a tax adviser?'
07 September 2020
For companies looking to set up in the UK, there are a myriad of issues that can occur. Read our content series to learn what some of these are and how they can be mitigated.
Director
John is an audit director and acts for both not for profit and corporate clients. He leads the Social Housing offering in North West and North East England and has over 15 years’ experience in providing audit and assurance services.
07 September 2020
Download documents related to the RSM (2006) Retirement Benefit Scheme.
Partner
Derek is a partner in Business Services in Basingstoke and specialises in working with owner manager and private equity backed businesses.
03 September 2020
We help by providing targeted assurance, advice and support for projects, programmes, transformation, portfolios and PMOs. RSM is a corporate member of the Association for Project Management (APM) and is an Axelos Consulting Partner (ACP), licensed to conduct P3M3® services and to consult on MSP®, PRINCE2®, M_o_R®, MoP®, P3O®, ITIL® and RESILIA®.
Director
Sarah leads the mergers and acquisitions team at RSM in the South East. She helps shareholders and management teams sell part or all of their business, buy another business or raise money for growth.
02 September 2020
The tax gap is HMRC’s estimate of the difference between the tax which should be paid, and the tax that is actually paid. It is a key factor in determining tax policy. It is therefore surprising to learn that US calculations of non-disclosure percentages are currently used to calculate the UK tax gap. The radical differences between the UK and US tax systems suggest this must distort the results.
