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14 April 2023

What are the best options for selling a business?

For business owners, it is never too early to consider the best options for selling (also known as...

14 April 2023

Can an EOT sell its shares? EOT Resources

An Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) is a type of trust that holds shares in a company on behalf of...

12 April 2023

Shorts and Freeths advise as AML Juratek announce sale to Fras-le.

Shorts recently teamed up with Freeths to act as lead advisors and legal representatives to AML...

5 April 2023

Statutory Audit - Definition, exemptions and benefits

When a business reaches a certain point, a statutory audit is required. The audit needs to be...

31 March 2023

A 50 year history of VAT

VAT (Value Added Tax) was introduced in the UK 50 years ago on 1st April 1973. When it was...

28 March 2023

Audit Failure: Why it happens and how to prevent it

Audit failure is when an auditor issues an incorrect opinion on a company's financial statements...

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