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We have set out below our thoughts on what the Budget means for the mergers and acquisitions market and those considering a sale of their business in the coming years.

This year marks a decade since the introduction of legislation to encourage wider employee engagement in businesses via Employee Ownership Trusts (‘EOT’). Join us for an insightful event hosted by our Head of Tax Advisory, Liz Gallagher.

The advantages of doing business in the Netherlands are vast and can significantly improve cashflow by avoiding the burden of import VAT on goods/services provided to other EU countries.

As a new government takes the reins, Janet Mui will provide a brief review of the world of investment in 2024, as well as what to expect for 2025.

E-commerce has transformed trading businesses, and more change is on the horizon. We’re hosting an exclusive lunch for key decision-makers to help them master the fundamentals to leverage new technologies.

Matthew Taylor, who joined us as an intern following university, has been promoted to corporate finance executive.

More than 20 staff at HURST have signed up to give blood in a special drive by our firm as the NHS urgently seeks new donors to come forward and help tackle a national blood shortage.

On the 29th July, the new chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that the next Budget will be on October 30th

The new Labour administration used the King’s Speech to set out key measures for the upcoming parliament.