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Inheritance Tax (IHT): An overview
26th July 2024
Inheritance Tax (IHT) is a tax on the estate (the property, money, and possessions) of someone who has died. Here, we provide an overview of the key elements of IHT, including the basics, thresholds, exemptions, reliefs, planning strategies and insights...
Tax
Navigating tax changes under Labour: What can we expect?
23rd July 2024
Following the general election on July 4th, which resulted in a Labour victory, it’s highly likely that we can expect some tax changes in the coming months. The Labour manifesto included several key points that could, if implemented, have an...
General & People
Life at Rowleys – Emma Smith
9th July 2024
Emma Smith is a Manager in our medical team. Here, she shares more about life at Rowleys. Tell us more about your current role at Rowleys? I am the medical team manager. I manage the workflow of the team as...
Medical
Associated companies rule changes could affect many GP Partners
3rd July 2024
From 1 April 2023, all Limited companies are required to disclosed the number of associated companies on their corporation tax return. Please click on the article below to find out the challange facing GP partners. Red Flag July 2024
General & People
Rowleys welcomes new tax partner
2nd July 2024
Rowleys, a leading East Midlands accountancy firm based in Leicester, is pleased to announce the appointment of Clare Clifford as their new Tax Partner. Clare, a highly respected Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Adviser, brings a wealth of experience to...
Medical
Introducing our new GP Update vlog series
26th June 2024
Essential updates for GPs and practice managers General practice faces increasing complexity and higher expectations. Practice managers and partners are under more pressure than ever to deliver exceptional care while managing a multitude of administrative and financial responsibilities. The shortage...
General & People
How the upcoming UK general election could impact tax measures and an overview of the manifestos
24th June 2024
As the UK approaches the general election on 4th July, the potential changes to tax measures have become a hot topic. Both major political parties are keenly aware of the implications their tax policies will have on voters. Here, the...
Payroll
The risks of incorrect payroll data
20th June 2024
Managing payroll efficiently is critical to maintaining employee satisfaction and compliance with legal regulations. Yet, many organisations overlook the complexities involved, often resulting in costly errors. Rowleys payroll manager, Rebecca Gotch, shares more about the risks of incorrect payroll data....
Tax
Employee share schemes: What are they and what are the benefits?
30th May 2024
Employee share schemes are a powerful tool for awarding equity to your employees, offering a strategic way to incentivise and retain key staff crucial to your business's success. These schemes not only motivate employees but also help engage the next...
Pensions
Is the pension market ready for net zero?
28th May 2024
A net zero commitment involves integrating climate change into the core of portfolio management. As pension schemes and asset managers transition from setting net zero targets to achieving them, they face greater complexity and must allocate more resources to meet...
Payroll
Payroll Health Check
15th May 2024
Managing payroll can be complex, and mistakes in this area can lead to costly fines and other compliance issues. Our new Payroll Health Check is designed to prevent these problems and ensure your payroll operates as smoothly as possible. Our...
General & People
Life at Rowleys – Sarah Faulconbridge
5th May 2024
Sarah Faulconbridge is a specialist medical accountant at Rowleys. Here, Sarah shares more about her role and life at Rowleys. What is your position at Rowleys? Qualified Senior Why did you choose to follow a career in accountancy? When I...
General & People
The latest changes to Child Benefit
3rd May 2024
More families in the UK will now be eligible for Child Benefit payments due to a recent increase in the income threshold announced in the Budget. This change, which took effect on 6 April 2024, is expected to benefit a...
General & People
Rowleys expands its international reach through DFK UKI/International membership
1st May 2024
Rowleys, a leading firm of accountants based in the East Midlands, has become a member of DFK, a global association of like-minded audit, accounting and tax professionals. This strategic partnership marks a significant milestone for Rowleys as it expands its reach...
Medical
Red Flag Update – Important updates for GP practices
17th April 2024
SUCCESSION AND RETIREMENT PLANNING; WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR PREMISES? Have you ever considered whether a sale and leaseback transaction would resolve your succession planning issues or whether putting a lease in place between the retired GPs and the existing...
General & People
Partner promotions at Rowleys
3rd April 2024
Rowleys has announced two partner promotions, with Lisa Parkes and Matt Hutchinson joining the firm’s leadership team. Lisa Parkes and Matt Hutchinson have both been promoted to partner. Lisa is an Audit signatory for the firm and works with a...
Payroll
The latest National Minimum Wage breaches: Common pitfalls to avoid
28th March 2024
The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) recently unveiled its 20th instalment of companies that have fallen foul of National Minimum Wage (NMW) regulations. Over 524 businesses were named, impacting 172,199 workers. This serves as a stark reminder of the...
General & People
Rowleys’ event highlights business confidence amidst economic uncertainty
25th March 2024
Rowleys hosted a Budget Breakfast event at Winstanley House, following the latest Budget announcement on 6th March. Attended by over 40 organisations and business owners from across the East Midlands, the event provided a platform for insightful analysis and discussion...
Pensions
Challenges in establishing a Pension Protection Fund consolidator for Defined Benefit pension schemes
14th March 2024
The UK government's initiative to establish a public sector consolidator by 2026 for smaller Defined Benefit (DB) pension schemes, primarily unattractive to commercial providers, is a significant development. The proposed consolidator is expected to operate under the umbrella of the...
Tax
Spring Budget – March 2024
7th March 2024
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his ‘Budget for Long Term Growth’ on Wednesday 6 March 2024. His speech promised ‘more investment, more jobs, better public services and lower taxes’. Lowering taxes The Chancellor made further changes to National Insurance contributions (NICs),...
