Expanding your business globally is an exciting adventure full of opportunities. Let’s face it, audit processes can get pretty complicated when you are dealing with international subsidiaries.

In our previous blog, we explored the initial two stages of a business cycle: the launch and growth stages.

Any forward-thinking entrepreneur will have a strategic and well-thought-out plan for running their business.

Employee share schemes have become increasingly popular over the last few years, particularly with start-ups, scale-ups and tech companies.

Property tax isn’t just a numbers game—it’s a crucial part of owning real estate.

In the words of Sarah Squires, Partner at MGI Midgley Snelling LLP: “No business goes global on its own.”

This is a challenging time for ‘non-doms’ in the UK – those individuals who reside in the UK but are registered non-domiciled for the purposes of tax on overseas income.

Deciding to outsource your accounting is a substantial move towards sustainable growth, assisting you to alleviate employee costs as your business grows or facilitate international expansion to the UK.

We often help our clients with business planning strategies and techniques that reduce their tax liabilities and increase their profit margins.

Unincorporated businesses like sole traders and partnerships, are subject to different taxes than limited companies.