Written by Ged Cosgrove, group managing partner Sometimes it’s easier to focus on the hardships we face in life than to think about all the positive things that emanate from a situation. But I think there’s just cause to take a step back and explore some encouraging
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Did you know that most trusts, whether they have a UK tax liability or not, will now need to be registered on the Trust Registration Service (TRS)? It’s possible that some trustees are unaware of their TRS obligations or have neglected to register a trust given the
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With the Corporation Tax main rate on company profits of more than £250,000 set to increase to 25 per cent in April 2023, businesses will be keener than ever to identify ways to claim relief on their activities. Land Remediation Relief (LRR) is one such route. Available
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Champion Round-Up | By Ged Cosgrove, group managing partner In our last round-up, we explored the skills challenge and how many businesses are citing it as their biggest threat right now. Certain socioeconomic factors – Brexit, the conflict in Ukraine, the cost-of-living crisis – are at risk
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Back in March, we explained the impending changes to National Insurance (NI) Contributions, and what the Health & Social Care Levy means for you. Since then, the Chancellor has delivered his Spring Statement with a few additional changes to NI and Employment Allowance that will impact your
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The charity sector was amongst the industries impacted most by the implications of the pandemic. Now, two years on from the original introduction of restrictions, the sector has an opportunity to recover. Two of Champion’s charity experts, Peter Buck & Sue Harris, delve into how the industry
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Written by Ged Cosgrove, group managing partner Global events continue to test businesses around the world and our clients are no exception. Just as life seemed to be returning to some sort of normal, the conflict in Ukraine has presented new challenges to overcome. The cost of
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A Champion accountant who joined the practice as a Trainee has been promoted to the Head of Management Accounts. Josh Morris joined Champion Accountants in 2015 in its contracts division, having recently completed his AAT. Shortly after, he moved into the audit team before joining the management
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Champion Accountants has taken on two new junior members of staff, showing its commitment to the continued growth and development of talent, as it also continues its search for this year’s intake of trainees. Hafiza Patel has taken the position of audits and accounts trainee at Champion’s
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The Chancellor’s Spring Statement opened by highlighting the war in Ukraine and the financial impact of the conflict on the UK economy, most notably in soaring petrol and energy prices and the cost-of-living squeeze. In a speech that lasted less than 30 minutes, the key takeaways were
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Yesterday, chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement set out to boost the British economy.
The changes include a 2% reduction in employees’ National Insurance, an upward adjustment in the state pension, and a freeze on Alcohol Duty. 🍺
Hundreds of thousands of UK workers have benefitted from a 10% pay rise courtesy of the Real Living Wage scheme.
The rise sees worker earnings jump from £10.90 p/h to £12 p/h, whilst those in London saw a rise from £11.95 p/h to £13.15 p/h.
Superb news for aspiring homeowners 🏡
The government is considering extending the mortgage guarantee scheme, helping first-time buyers with just a 5% deposit. The Chancellor is expected to reveal more during this month's #AutumnStatement.
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