Some of you may have read recently that Iceland Foods appear to have been given an unwanted Christmas present from HMRC in the form of a demand to pay £21m in back pay, with potential penalties to follow, for failing to adhere to minimum wage regulations. Some might...
In the recent budget, Phillip Hammond announced a temporary increase to the Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) from £200,000 to £1,000,000 between 1 January 2019 and 31 December 2020. The Finance Bill is still working its way through parliament and will only become...
What better on a miserable dark, rainy day, than to be taken out, for what seems to be the final working lunch of 2018. As Ian and I were heading into the Cotswolds from different directions he suggested we meet at The Corinium Hotel & Restaurant, only a five...
I have been trying to avoid using the ‘B’ word for some time…Brexit. I know, I know – if you are anything like me you are sick to the back teeth of hearing about it. At the time of writing we are just under seven months away from ‘B-Day’ and yet most of us have...
Well this is a first, lunch out with the senior partner to dine at one of our longest established clients, Blunsdon House Hotel, and I’ve planned my outfit well in advance, baggy dress with no belt as I know Dave is partial to a pudding so this may be a big working...
With all the summer holidays done and it’s finally starting to feel like autumn, my salad box lunches are out of the window! When Ian suggested a working lunch and that we head out further afield who was I to say no, especially at the promise of a glorious country...
