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.
New proposed powers announced today will allow the Small Business Commissioner to fine large businesses for late payment to their small business suppliers for the first time.
UHY Hacker Young’s London office is hosting another exclusive event as part of our NextGen Leaders series. This event is for contacts of UHY and is for those who are looking to build their network.
We advise that Peter Kubik and Myles Jacobson were appointed Joint Liquidators of Hudspiths Limited, an FX trader, on 6 June 2019, following meetings of the members and creditors.
We advise that Peter Kubik and Myles Jacobson were appointed Joint Liquidators of CB Marine Limited on 29 May 2019, following meetings of the members and creditors. The company provided management services in relation to vessels and had a commercial contract with a Cypriot based entity.
We advise that Peter Kubik and Myles Jacobson were appointed Joint Liquidators of Butler Property LLP, a property management partnership, on 30 May 2019, following a meeting of the LLP’s members.
The UK’s Top 100 restaurants made a £82 million loss in the last year, down from a pre-tax profit of £102 million twelve months ago*, our research shows.
The Top 3 worst areas (out of 174) in the UK for increasing rates of personal insolvencies* over the last five years were all steel towns. With British Steel on the verge of administration, there are concerns over what impact this will have on the last remaining steel towns, our research shows.
We are pleased to announce that UHY Hacker Young has appointed Colin Wright as its new Chairman.
The craft beer boom in the UK has slowed sharply in the last year with the total number of breweries increasing by just 8 versus the 390 added in prior twelve months, our research shows.
‘Sin tax’ receipts on alcohol, cigarettes and gambling activities are increasing at just half the pace of total tax receipts.
