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The UHY Hacker Young update is published twice a year. This newsletter features articles on a range of issues that are likely to affect our clients. Regular features include information on the latest financial reporting issues and articles looking at our sector focus groups.
UHY Hacker Young update, issue 24
This issue features our guide to planning for international success.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 23
This issue features our guide to surviving and thriving in uncertian times.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 22
This issue explores alternative ways of accessing finance when the banks say ‘no’ and gives you guidance on how to improve your business plan as well as giving you information on our own business plan review service.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 21
This issue features our guide to coming out of the recession.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 18
This issue is a credit crunch guide that focuses on protecting your business during the recession.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 17
This issue focuses on AIMing for an alternative market.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 16
This issue features advice on selling a business and a guide for success on the Alternative Invesment Market (AIM).
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 15
This issue features a guide to the rule changes in audit work and information on the effect of the Sarbanes-Oxley on UK service companies.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 14
This issue features information about changes to company accounts and auditor liability.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 13
This issue focuses on the Government's proposals for 'simplifying the taxation of pensions'.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 12
This issue features information about the Small Firms Loan Guarantee (SFLG) scheme.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 11
This issue features information about alternative investments and a guide to attracting and retaining key staff.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 10
This issue features information about harmonising international financial reporting and our turnaround and recovery teams.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 9
This issue focuses on protecting against fraud and how businesses should cope in distress.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 8
This issue focuses on how to value your business and the advantages of business planning.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 7
This issue features advice on growing your wealth looking at specific regions.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 6
This issue looks at business structure choices and the advantages of having a business plan.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 5
This issue features information on company pensions and recently reformed employment law.
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UHY Hacker Young update, issue 4
This issue focuses on data protection and includes financial reporting news.
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The amount of money put into ISAs has fallen for the first time ever. The total amount of new subscriptions into ISAs in 2011-12 dropped to £53.5billion, down from £53.
The number of businesses that have requested a National Insurance Contribution holiday plummeted to a new low of 400 in December 2012, down 44% from the 710 applications made in the same month the year before. This is the lowest take up of the scheme since January 2011 – just after the scheme launched – and less than a fifth of the 2,235 applications received at the scheme’s peak in October 2011.
The value of mergers and acquisitions targeting private companies has increased 50% in one year, up by £6.1 billion to £18.2 billion.
Businesses are losing out as HMRC’s internal VAT decision review process appears to be making decisions increasingly in HMRC’s favour,
George Osborne presented his Budget on Wednesday 20 March 2013 and there were few surprises. Amongst the detail there were some announcements which affect the charity and not-for-profit sector, and these have generally been warmly received by sector leaders.
