Interop Las Vegas attendees and exhibitors are all in business to succeed. Incorporations looking to extend reach through opening a sales office in the UK or establishing a marketing presence. Considerable time and effort is made by International Accountants, firms such as www.KevinBeare.com find Interop invaluable to discover which exhibitors do not have a presence in the UK and the foundations are laid ready if that requirement ever arises. (more…)
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Interop Las Vegas – A Success Story
Wednesday, April 21st, 2010Tags: Anti money laundering checks, Kevin Beare, UK Corporation Tax, UK Inward Investment, UK VAT
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Raising finance for your business
Friday, February 19th, 2010Raising finance for businesses following the credit crunch and the recession is challenging to say the least. If you are thinking of expanding your business, or starting a new one, you will need to raise finance. This requires careful planning and good professional advice. It is generally wise to seek financing from a number of finance sources. This will give you greater prospects of funding and flexibility in the long term. (more…)
Tags: Anti money laundering checks, Bank account, National Insurance Contributions, UK Corporation Tax
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More than one business?
Thursday, January 28th, 2010When you have several business interests, it is important to be aware of the tax implications when setting them up. The structures that you put in place can affect the tax liabilities on the business profits. (more…)
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Choice of accounting date – sole traders and partnerships
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010The choice of accounting date affects the delay between earning profits and paying tax on those profits. When profits are static this delay is not an issue, but when profits are rising this provides a useful cash flow benefit. However, when profits are falling this can make tax payment difficult if business needs have eroded cash that might have been set aside to pay tax. (more…)
Tags: partnerships, sole trader, tax planning, UK Corporation Tax
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