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UHY Hacker Young Chartered Accountants in Brighton & Hove has built up a unique accountancy practice offering high level quality advice from very experienced partners and staff. Established in Brighton over 85 years ago, the accountancy practice has developed considerably.
Today the practice offers a range of accounts and business services to its growing client base, which ranges from business start-ups, sole traders and family businesses to medium and large company groups and partnerships, including many public companies.
Our accountancy services
Drawing on the expertise of our own staff, and those within the UHY Hacker Young Group, our wide range of specialist accountancy services include audit and assurance reports, personal and corporate finance, taxation, venture capital and bookkeeping and computer services.
Our partners maintain close personal contacts with members of the Brighton & Hove and wider Sussex business community, including banks, other lending institutions and solicitors. These contacts mean we can assist our clients with submissions to these bodies, and arrange appropriate introductions.
We share the UHY Hacker Young Group’s commitment to building close working relationships with clients. Our links with the rest of the Group, coupled with our local skills, mean that we can service our clients’ needs both nationally and internationally.
We specialise in assisting companies to obtain a quotation on AIM and NEX (formerly ISDX).
UHY Hacker Young have been longstanding members of the Chichester Chamber of Commerce, one of the largest and most successful business groups in the area. The Chamber members include some of the UK’s best manufacturers, retailers, professional services, and those involved in the tourist sector and visitor attractions.
Losses at Top 100 UK restaurant groups increase to £93m in the last year
The UK’s Top 100 restaurants made a £93m loss in the last year*, down from a profit of £37m 12 months ago, our research shows.
AIM raises twice as much capital as all rival European growth stock markets combined
Despite Brexit related jitters the UK’s AIM has still managed to raise over twice as much new capital for companies as all its largest European rivals.
Restaurant insolvencies jump 25% in the last year alone
The number of restaurant businesses going insolvent has jumped 25% in the last year to 1,410* in 2018/19, up from 1,130 2017/18, our research shows.
Self-employed individuals owed £1.6 billion in late tax payments to HMRC last year – figure expected to rise even further
Self-employed individuals owed £1.6bn in late tax payments to HMRC last year*, with the figure expected to rise even further once more self-assessment returns for 2017/18 have been submitted.
VAT domestic reverse charge within the construction industry
Although we have known about the new rules since 2017, please find below the key information in relation to the changes that come into effect on 1 October 2019.
Academies Accounts Direction 2018 to 2019
Academies Accounts Direction 2018 to 2019 – our summary of the key changes trustees and finance staff need to be aware of.
2019 Academies Benchmarking Report
Our seventh benchmarking report for academies covers over 800 schools across England and Wales. It is developed to summarise the current academy sector trends and to allow you to benchmark the performance of your school against others.
Rural and Agriculture Sector Outlook 2019/20
In this year’s Outlook, our rural specialists share their insight to help inform your decisions for the future, as well as giving their top tax planning tips, discuss commerciality and diversification, Making Tax Digital, and much more.