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31 July: Deadline looms large The deadline is looming for the self-employed and others due to make their second income tax payment on account at the end of the month. 12 July 2010
Expenses deadline approaches Employers have until 6 July to report the value of expenses and benefits provided to employees over the last tax year. 28 June 2010
Employee benefits to take centre stage in 2010/11 as creative companies hold on to key talent Over the next 12 months, a growing number of creative companies plan to review the employee benefits they offer staff, with the majority intending to increase the level of benefits they provide as part of their employee remuneration package, according to Kingston Smith W1’s latest Employee Benefits Survey. 9 June 2010
Kingston Smith LLP launches Latin American desk Kingston Smith LLP, a top 20 UK accountancy firm, has launched its Latin American desk, a ‘one-stop shop’ for Latin American businesses and individuals looking to invest in the UK, and for UK investors seeking a presence within Latin America. 2 November 2009
Changes to rules on the responsibilities of SAOs 7 July 2009
Employer Annual Return Deadline Looms Time is running out for employers who need to file an Employer Annual Return by tomorrow. 18 May 2009
The Non-Executive Director interviews Sir Michael Snyder Kingston Smith’s Sir Michael Snyder explains the value non-executive directors can add to a business 2 April 2009
Daily Telegraph: Letter to the Business Editor Kingston Smith says don’t dismiss non-execs out of hand, they have much to offer 23 February 2009
Lessons Learned: Surviving the Recession Kingston Smith research provides valuable insight into strategies for surviving the current economic downturn 20 February 2009
SME Briefing Note On Government Funding Government initiatives designed to kick-start bank lending to SME businesses. 23 January 2009
Wishing You a Prudent New Year Survival of the fittest for 2009 2 January 2009
Protect your business from failing suppliers and customers New customers are not always good for business, according to Paul Samrah. 10 October 2008

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