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UHY Hacker Young become headline sponsor of leading Paralympic athlete
UHY Hacker Young, the national accountancy group, is sponsoring Shelly Woods, the leading British Paralympic athlete in wheelchair racing through her 2020 event schedule.
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‘Go or Grow?’ Inside Track event – Manchester, Thursday 30 April 2020
UHY Hacker Young Manchester would like to invite you to their ‘Inside Track’ events, focusing on key strategic questions facing North West businesses.
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Insolvency rate in ‘Red Wall’ constituencies 27% higher than UK average
Our research shows that the average insolvency rate amongst individuals in ‘Red Wall’ constituencies is 27% higher than the UK average.
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Buying and selling property – who should be giving you tax advice?
It used to be simple: the closest lawyers and estate agents got to giving tax advice was to hand out the address of their nearest accountant.
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Brexit is here. What next?
Now that the UK is no longer a member of the European Union, it is important to have a good view of the facts and the best plan of action for your business.
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What will Brexit mean for your small business?
At 11pm on 31st January 2020, the UK ceased to be a member of the European Union (EU). This isn’t fresh news, and yet we still all face the uncertainty that has existed since the vote in 2016, whichever side you were on.