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The energy "windfall tax" takes shape
31 May 2022
On 26 May 2022 the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, unveiled the much speculated "windfall tax" in the form of a new Energy Profits Levy.
WBD supports move to employee ownership for defence tech specialist
21 Mar 2022
Womble Bond Dickinson has helped a technical consultancy for the defence sector to move to an employee-owned model.
Freeports not the only tool in the box, says Rob Jenkins
15 Jul 2021
Rob Jenkins, CEO of Barbourne Brook, gives his views on Freeports. Jenkins notes that with the recent changes to customs legislation, businesses need to understand all of their options.
WBD advises Howden Broking Group on strategic healthcare acquisition
03 Jun 2021
Womble Bond Dickinson (WBD) has advised Howden Broking Group (Howden) on its acquisition of Medical Professional Risk Solutions (MPRS), a specialist insurance broker for the primary care sector.
2021 Budget briefing: tax changes
04 Mar 2021
After an eagerly awaited budget (with huge speculation on what it might contain) what did we learn about tax changes? Many thought tax rates would go up, but in fact the manifesto pledges for income tax, national insurance and VAT have been respected: those rates, plus capital gains tax and inheritance tax rates, are unchanged. (The only increased rate was for corporation tax.)
WBD advises Enact on investment in TV post-production house Evolutions Television
27 Jan 2021
WBD has advised Endless LLP on its acquisition of an award winning post production house business. The acquisition of the business and assets of Evolutions Television Limited and Digital Post Limited has preserved over 100 jobs.
WBD advises US client National Corporate Housing on UK and Singapore acquisitions
15 Dec 2020
WBD has advised Colorado-based National Corporate Housing on UK and Singapore acquisitions
WBD advises Resonance on £20m homelessness social investment property fund
09 Dec 2020
WBD has advised leading social impact investment company Resonance on the launch of its new homelessness property fund, to help tackle homelessness.
COVID-19 tax changes and what to do
19 May 2020
It seems that a burgeoning deficit is one of the more guaranteed results of the UK government's extensive support packages to prop up our economy in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The media is now replete with speculation about how Government may seek to address this, including through tax policy changes. In this article we briefly summarise some of the recent crystal-ball gazing on how tax policy may develop, together with highlighting some initial suggestions about how clients might seek to prepare.
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