What is a Corporate Finance Adviser, and what should you look for when hiring one?

Oxford United Football Club have launched an innovative scheme which could see a locally-based company become their Front of Shirt sponsor next season for just £1,000.

We get asked this question frequently..

I see Luxembourg is planning to raise its VAT rate, but not until 1 January 2015. The date is interesting, since that is when the rules for sales of electronic books, music and streamed films to consumers change.

Following on from my blog ‘How much is enough’ and retirement planning, I felt inspired to share a few low cost good ideas that may help you establish how much is enough;

Walking the dog on a cold, clear, frosty morning - required, one dog and a pair of shoes

Walking the dog to the pub on a Saturday evening - required, one dog and enough money for…

Modern Art Oxford are pleased to announce that Paul Hobson will take up post as Director in late summer 2013. Paul brings significant knowledge, experience, skills and networks to the gallery having worked in the visual arts sector for more than twenty years.
 
Paul is an excellent choice to lead Modern Art Oxford in this important phase of its history. The trustees and staff are thrilled…

If I won the lottery I would buy another Mini. Come to think of it I would probably just keep the one of have, does this say I lack ambition or am I quietly content?! Financial Planning is about trying to understand the emotional relationship clients have with their money...

Grimm, Grimm and grimmer! It’s 200 years since the Brothers Grimm released their first collection of tales – how has time changed the way we see them?
 
Jack Zipes, the world’s leading fairytale scholar, will talk to Michael Rosen about the ‘extraordinary, uncanny power’ that fairytales still hold over us.
 
Join The Story Museum for a convivial evening of conversation.
 

I am embarrassed to admit I have watched the Martin Lewis Money Show. This wasn’t by design; more over the TV was switched on and reverted to the last channel watched. An overall general lack of interest meant I could not be bothered to turn over.

Many company directors are far from alone when they allow their company to be in significant arrears with payments to HMRC for VAT, PAYE, Corporation Tax or CIS.