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More than 100 partners have joined Grant Thornton UK this year. Six more this month, spanning public sector transformation, financial services tax compliance, private equity value creation and restructuring advisory. It's part of a wider ambition: 160 new partners by the end of 2027, backed by continued investment in people, technology and client experience. The scale of the ambition is the draw. That's what's bringing this calibre of talent through the door. Say hello to our six newest partners, swipe through to meet them. #LifeAtGT
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Looking to establish or grow your business in the UK? In this video, Melanie explains how our international network helps businesses navigate new markets and access local expertise around the world. Read more: https://okt.to/6mxGZ7
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We are attending this year's Digital Accountancy Show to join the conversation about what the profession looks like now, and where it's going. We're bringing along our specialists to talk technology, innovation and all things digital. 📅 7–8 October 2026 📍 ExCeL London 🎟️ Stand D60 Register via the link in the comments. #DAS2026 #AlternativelyGrantThornton
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The UK remains a leading destination for international businesses looking to invest and grow. With a population of 69.5 million and a workforce of 34.5 million people, understanding the local business environment is critical to making the right decisions. Our updated Guide to doing business in the UK covers the key considerations for overseas businesses, from choosing a location and building a workforce to navigating tax, regulation and reporting requirements. 👇 Read the full insight via the link in the comments.
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Chancellor John Healey delivers his first Budget on 28 October, just over three months into the Burnham government. Abigail Agopian's predictions break down what to watch for business, individuals and entrepreneurs. Read the full analysis: https://lnkd.in/ePucfy7A #AutumnBudget2026
With the Autumn Budget six weeks away, I've been looking at where the chancellor's options actually sit. Income tax, employee National Insurance and VAT rises are off the table under the manifesto commitment. That still leaves plenty in play: business rates, sector levies, the tax gap, and on the personal side, property, capital gains and inheritance tax reliefs. I've set out my predictions, and why this could be one of the least predictable Budgets in years. What are you watching for? https://lnkd.in/e6RkbTyS
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Three tax changes just landed on packaging at once: a Plastic Packaging Tax rate rise, a shift in what the tax covers, and a confirmed VAT fix for the Deposit Return Scheme. If packaging touches your supply chain, this isn't something to file away for later. We break down what's changed and where to look first: https://okt.to/rT3EfA
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Two standards. One reporting overhaul. Is your investment company ready? FRS 102 and IFRS 18 are reshaping accounting policies, disclosures and income statement presentation for investment trusts - and the FRC has just published its latest findings on reporting quality across the sector. Join our audit, tax and VAT specialists on Thursday 8 October as they cut through the detail on both standards, unpack what the FRC's findings mean for you, and set out the preparation needed ahead of 2027. 🔗 Register your place: https://okt.to/AekqnX
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Good consultancy shouldn't create dependency. It should leave organisations stronger than it found them. Two things stand out from our public sector people advisory work: 🔹Equal pay is a live issue for two-thirds of public sector organisations, yet fewer than a third feel confident in their compliance 🔹Apprenticeships are still seen as a funding mechanism, when they could drive leadership development and succession planning Public services need practitioners who stay close enough to the work to see it through. 👇 Read more via the link in the comments.
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