NEWS.

We all know the world of tax is a minefield, and businesses in any industry that don’t regularly review their finances run the risk of being either non-compliant or paying more tax than they need to.

Having spent the bulk of lockdown binge watching Selling Sunset, I can’t help but be completely in awe of not just the properties themselves, but also the way The Oppenheim Group market them.

We are really excited to announce the launch of our new website and branding, which we believe is a true reflection of who we are, our values and our mission.

The purpose of this blog is just to provide a basic overview and does not in any way try to discuss any of the tax considerations, which further advice would need to be obtained.

One question Advisors as myself often get asked by business owners is how much do you think my business is worth? There are also different valuation models that can be used why trying to ascertain the value of a business.

There are now so many business solutions available that it can be overwhelming and difficult to decide on the ‘right’ solution for your needs. You want to make choices that let you focus on your business, not on the technology that helps it run.

Over recent years, there has been more competition in the marketplace, and this has led to a good range of products and interest rates falling significantly – but we will discuss more on that later.

We all know the world of tax is a minefield, and businesses in any industry that don’t regularly review their finances run the risk of being either non-compliant or paying more tax than they need to.

He had been told repeatedly not to worry and that everything was in hand however, as we were to find out later, nothing was further from the truth.

We all know how important it is to make sure you have cash coming into your business to enable you to pay yourself, your suppliers and the tax man.

There was a time when investing in property was strictly for the super wealthy but of course those days are long in the past.

The construction industry accounts for only 3% of all R&D tax relief claims submitted. While HMRC statistics show many industries in the UK are waking up to the benefits of R&D tax credits, the potential is far greater in the construction industry.