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31 July 2018

Shorts; finalists in the British Accountancy Awards

Following an exceptionally high number of entries this year, Shorts are thrilled to be finalists at...

27 July 2018

Making Tax Digital - what is it ?

Making Tax Digital (MTD) is an initiative designed by HMRC to make sure the UK tax system is...

27 July 2018

Chris Chambers celebrates 30 years at Shorts

Chris Chambers senior partner is now celebrating his 30th year of working for Shorts.

24 July 2018

UK "tax gap" falls to 5.7%

HMRC has confirmed that the tax gap for 2016/17 has fallen to 5.7%.

19 July 2018

AISMA Summer 2018 Newletter

Please click below to download a copy of the AISMA Summer Quarterly Newsline

18 July 2018

Workers' rights for Pimlico Plumber

A plumber has won a legal battle for working rights in a Supreme Court ruling.The Supreme court has...

17 July 2018

East Midlands Chamber welcomes Shorts as new patron

Shorts Chartered Accountants has become the latest patron of East Midlands Chamber*.

17 July 2018

Support Dog Goldie pays a visit

The Shorts' team eagerly welcomed Support Dog Goldie into the Sheffield Office.

4 July 2018

What is good management information?

Management information is quite simply the information you need to run your business, it can be...

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