By Neil Armstrong, Tax Director In the weeks preceding today’s Budget, it had become clear that Rachel Reeves was wrestling with a difficult equation. On one hand, she faced the unavoidable need to raise revenue for an Exchequer still under significant strain....
By Brian Lenehan, HR Consultant Christmas is a time of celebration, reflection, and connection, and within the workplace, these themes offer HR professionals a valuable opportunity to strengthen company culture. As the festive season approaches and the year ends, HR...
To celebrate International Accounting Day, we sit down with Business Services Partner Stephen McConnell to discuss all things accounting – how he got his start within the profession and where he sees the future of the field unfolding. What initially drew you to a...
By Will Young, Consulting Director As organisations across Northern Ireland adapt to demographic change, assumptions about a “generation gap” or “age diversity” can hinder performance. The familiar narrative frames younger and older workers as in tension: the older...
With the new FRS 102 requirements becoming effective for accounting periods on or after 1 January 2026 and impacting several areas of financial reporting for companies, planning is vital. The major changes are set out below. Leases A new model for lease accounting...
Cross-border teams can drive growth, but differences in law, tax, and working arrangements mean that clear understanding and careful planning is essential. Employers with teams in both Northern Ireland and Ireland face unique challenges. While the Common Travel Area...
