The Gazette

Publication Date

31 July 2014

If you’re a company owner-manager, do you understand the ins and outs of the director’s loan account? Gareth Burrow, senior manager at UHY Calvert Smith, explains.

Publication Date

31 July 2014

How can you prevent probate from going wrong? Alison Budge, partner at Ashton KCJ, gives her top tips.

Publication Date

24 July 2014

The run-up to the outbreak of war has long been the subject of discussion by historians, yet Edward Grey’s diplomacy has often been overlooked. Could he have prevented war, or was war inevitable?

Publication Date

17 July 2014

How does the company liquidation process in Scotland differ from the rest of the UK? Lucy McCann and Louise Laing of Brodies LLP explain.

Publication Date

17 July 2014

If a loved one’s will is lost, or if you need assurance that it was the last will that they made before they died, what should you do? Karen Liddar, Operations Manager at Certainty, The National Will Register, explains.

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Karen Liddar, Certainty

Publication Date

11 July 2014

Inheritance tax (IHT) should be scrapped as part of a wide range of measures designed to boost growth in the UK’s economy, an influential think tank has proposed.

Publication Date

11 July 2014

The business minister, Jo Swinson, has revealed a series of measures to ensure that insolvent businesses continue to receive essential supplies from the IT and utilities sectors.

Publication Date

10 July 2014

On 30 July 1966, England beat West Germany 4-2 to lift the World Cup at Wembley Stadium, becoming the third host to win the tournament after Uruguay in 1930 and Italy in 1934.

Publication Date

10 July 2014

Bobby Robson was one of the greatest football managers in the history of the game, winning notable cups and leagues across Europe throughout his career. He was awarded a CBE in 1990, and was knighted in 2002 for his services to football.

Publication Date

10 July 2014

Does the Care Act 2014 go far enough when it comes to the tricky subject of funding care home fees? Ian Dyall, an estate planning expert at Towry, investigates.