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19 April 2022

What happens after the EOT sale? One year later

An Employee Ownership Trust is an exciting, tax efficient exit strategy that is becoming more and...

15 January 2022

Cost Advice: Energy firm transitions to Employee Ownership

Shorts recently teamed up with Knights plc to act as corporate finance, tax advisors and legal...

27 May 2021

Exit Strategies for Business Owners

For business owners, one of the most powerful tax saving ideas is to take money out of a business...

7 May 2021

Selling a business to an Employee Ownership Trust - Q&A

Shorts will be hosting a free and exclusive Q&A session on 10th June 2021 (10:00am) all about...

21 April 2021

Planning the transition to employee ownership

To move to an employee ownership model is to significantly change the core of your business....

1 April 2021

Employee Ownership Trusts & Inheritance Tax (IHT)

If you are considering selling your business to your employees through an Employee Ownership Trust

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