When closing down a law firm, due to a sale or merger, preparations will need to be considered for staff transition, closure notifications and post-closure operations.
I was interviewed by LawFirmAmbition about the most common questions surrounding the topic of becoming a partner in a law firm. The questions below focus on the capital you are asked to contribute and what is expected of you as a partner. You can read the answers to previous questions here.
Armstrong Watson's Matt Hutton works closely with many hospitality businesses but was given a unique insight into the sector when he took part in the Kitchen Rivals charity event in Cumbria.
Every business looking to expand needs to have a detailed vision of what it wants to achieve – whether this is expanding into new markets, attracting new customers, developing new products or services, or acquiring another business.
To do this successfully there are a few things to consider:
Legal Sector Manager Victoria Lovell looks at the key findings from our 2023/2024 law firm benchmarking review, including fee income averages, net profit, people and overheads.
Among the SNP’s Scottish Budget proposals for the coming tax year, Finance Secretary Shona Robison announced increases to the income tax starter rate and basic rate thresholds, however these small tax savings do very little to ease the pain of fiscal drag for many.
Employers operating annual leave on a calendar year basis will need to prepare ahead of the new holiday pay changes for seasonal and irregular hours workers impacting them from January 2025.
The Capital Gains Tax (CGT) annual exemption dropped to £3,000 in 2024/25 and the Autumn Budget announced an immediate increase in the rate of CGT. What impact does this have on your investments?