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Feb- 2021 -18 February
Managing your mental health in a crisis
According to the World Health Organisation, mental ill-health will be the biggest burden of disease for developed countries in the…
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15 February
Supply chain finance: a risk awakening
Market commentators are expressing concerns about an increasingly used form of credit: supply chain finance. Although not a new product,…
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10 February
Why Government loans haven’t been a vaccine for SMEs and how accountants can help find an alternative
The Government-backed Covid-19 business loans are hitting the headlines again. The Chancellor has announced that companies which took out Bounce…
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8 February
Taking a look at the new auditing and accounting standards
The huge impact that Covid-19 has had on businesses and personal working patterns has created many challenges, including heightening the…
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4 February
Tax consulting: The future lies in measuring the value added
This has been the first crisis to pose an existential threat to the global professional services industry. Familiar with banking…
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1 February
Why working on your weaknesses as an accountant is not the answer
If you’re anything like some of my accountancy clients, you’ll have done a double take at this title. I accept…
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Jan- 2021 -28 January
Accountancy in 2020: Learnings for the future
Last year, Silverfin hosted a series of online breakfasts with accountants across the UK to discuss how they were approaching…
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27 January
Property owners and their maximum CGT benefit
There is significant tax relief waiting to be unlocked from commercial property, but there are still plenty of misconceptions and…
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20 January
Force majeure: A get out of jail card for contract disputes?
2021 will be the year in which the full economic – and legal – fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic becomes…
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19 January
The effect of Covid-19 on business disputes
As businesses in all sectors adapt to the challenges delivered by the Covid-19 pandemic, disputes have unfortunately still been arising…
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