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142,000 directors still running their business beyond retirement age
Rising life expectancies have shifted work patterns and it has become increasingly common for people to work beyond retirement age.
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Average value of daily trading of AIM falls 18% in the last year, but remains well above historic levels
Companies listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) have seen the average value of the daily trading in their shares fall 18% to £271,120 over the last year from £328,860*, our research shows.
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Turnaround of The Admirable Crichton Limited
We are pleased to advise that a sale of the business and assets was achieved following the appointment of UHY Hacker Young partners as joint administrators.
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142,000 directors still running their business beyond retirement age
Rising life expectancies have shifted work patterns and it has become increasingly common for people to work beyond retirement age.
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UHY Financial Planning review – Winter 2019
Our Financial Planning review is intended to give insights on the current financial landscape, highlighting topical and timely issues.
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VAT reverse charge: preparation despite delay
Previously planned for October 2019, the domestic reverse charge for the construction industry will come into play a year later on 1 October 2020.