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8 March 2025

Celebrating International Women's Day

Every year on International Women's Day, we celebrate by reflecting on some of the achievements of...

20 February 2025

The Pros and Cons of Employee Ownership Trusts (EOT)

Employee Ownership Trusts, or EOTs, are becoming increasingly popular and there are many great...

11 February 2025

Shorts enter Sheffield Half Marathon, fundraising for Rotherham Hospice

With little over five weeks of training left, a team of 8 from Shorts have once again signed up for...

10 February 2025

Spotlight on apprentices - National Apprenticeship week

National Apprenticeships week is celebrated annually in February, shining a light on the positive...

3 February 2025

The Accounting treatment of Employee Ownership Trusts

Before undertaking an EOT it’s important to be aware of the impact the transaction will have on the...

16 January 2025

How is an Employee Ownership Trust taxed in the UK?

An Employee Ownership Trust, or EOT, is a trust set up to allow a company to be owned by its...

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