Our technical specialists’ insight and expertise allows us to produce regular news stories and proactive advice on the latest local and national issues.
In this section of our website you will find all of the latest articles published by UHY Hacker Young and information on the key national press coverage that each piece received. Details of all events being hosted by any of our offices are also available on the events page.
UHY Torgersens Chartered Accountants, together with Hay & Kilner Law Firm, are holding a seminar for those involved Buy-to-Lets and Furnished Holiday Lets.
UHY Calvert Smith, Chartered Accountants in York and member firm of the UHY Hacker Young Group, has formally merged with accountancy firm Hare & Co, also located in York.
Sparkling wine sales in the UK have fallen by three million bottles in the last year, to 214 million bottles in 2018, from 217 million bottles in 2017*, confirming our predictions, that the UK has passed ‘peak prosecco’.
The UK’s Top 100 UK car dealerships have reduced their debts by 22% over the last year to £9.7bn down from £12.5bn in the previous year*, our research shows.
UHY Hacker Young’s Manchester office has promoted Zoe Duffy to partner.
Our London capital markets team have advised United Oil & Gas plc on their successful admission to AIM.
We advise that Peter Kubik and Myles Jacobson were appointed Joint Liquidators of A & R Woodworking Limited, a manufacturer of bespoke lockers in the leisure industry, on 5 February 2019, following meetings of the company’s members and creditors.
We advise that Peter Kubik and Myles Jacobson were appointed Joint Liquidators of Wenabond Limited t/a Please Mum, a retailer of children’s clothes, on 5 February 2019, following meetings of the company’s members and creditors.
We advise that Peter Kubik and Myles Jacobson were appointed Joint Liquidators of Shiraz (Birmingham) Limited, a Persian restaurant, on 4 February 2019, following meetings of the company’s members and creditors.
St Albans leads the UK for individuals admitting unpaid tax.
Our research shows in St Albans there were 24* disclosures of unpaid tax per 100,000 population last year. Edinburgh was second with 23, followed by Slough with 19.
