Publications

We are often asked by business owners about the raising of new finance or the refinancing of existing bank debt.

As we step into the new tax year, now is the time to turn your attention to Personal Tax Planning for 2024/2025. Understanding the nuances of the UK tax system can help you make informed decisions.

If you run a family office or personal company, you will need to consider extracting company profits. There are various ways in which you can do this such as small salary and dividends.

Are you are thinking of setting up a business, or are you already operating as a sole trader? You might be asking, should I incorporate my business?

Each year, following the Budget we issue tax data for the coming tax year, download your copy of our 2024/2025 tax data card today.

This guide aims to simplify business expenses within the UK, shedding light on the strategies essential for optimising financial health and ensuring tax efficiency.

With the UK entering a technical recession at the end of 2023 and a general election on the cards this year, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt was under pressure to deliver a Spring Budget that demonstrated fiscal responsibility and generosity.

Each section of our Year-end Tax Guide is accompanied by a set of planning points, serving as a practical checklist to help you consider all essential areas.

Should you bring a full-time, in-house accountant into your business, or should you outsource your accounting? Would outsourcing better suit your business objectives?

If you are serious about growing your business through acquisition and M&A is a key part of your strategy, we recommend taking a pro-active approach to the identification of, and approach to, target companies. However, without the help of a professional intermediary this can be difficult, so we put together a list of the ways in which we can help:

In this report, we provide a comprehensive overview of the Chancellor’s key announcements, guiding you through the intricacies of the latest fiscal changes and dissecting the impact on businesses and individuals alike.

As part of our focus and specialism in the UK logistics sector RPGCC is pleased to provide an update on M&A activity in the sector over recent months.