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Harold Sharp strengthens leadership as it accelerates growth
North-West-based accounting and business advisory firm Harold Sharp Limited has announced the promotion of Amie Wilson and Fred Norman to Director. The move reinforces its leadership team at a pivotal moment in the firm’s ambitious growth journey. The strategic...
Year-end tax planning – 7 key areas of focus
As the tax year-end approaches, now is the time to take advantage of available reliefs and allowances to maximise tax efficiency. In this week’s Tax Tuesday, we flag seven key areas for business owners and individuals to consider before 5 April 2025. Maximise your ISA...
The rising cost of growth: Managing cash flow ahead of Employer NI increase
The upcoming increase in employer National Insurance (NI) contributions is set to impact many businesses, directly increasing payroll costs. As payroll is often one of the largest business expenses, this change has the potential to strain cash flow, disrupt hiring...
Inheritance Tax relief changes – Are you prepared?
The UK government’s planned inheritance tax (IHT) relief changes have caused significant concern among business owners, particularly in agriculture and family-run enterprises. Announced in the Autumn Budget 2024, the government is proposing to reform IHT agricultural...
Meet James: Finance Professional of the Year finalist
Meet James Turner – Accountant at Harold Sharp and Made in Manchester 2025’s Finance Professional of the Year finalist. Just two years after qualifying, he’s already leading some of the most technical work at the firm. With a talent for problem-solving and a passion...
Payrolling benefits in kind – Need to know for Employers
For many businesses, managing employee benefits in kind (such as company cars, medical insurance, and other non-cash perks) can be an administrative headache. Traditionally, these benefits have been reported annually to HMRC via form P11D, requiring separate tax...
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