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Winkworth launches board review as family feud rocks estate agent (opens the original)
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London estate agent Winkworth has launched an independent review of its board as it battles to contain the fallout of a boardroom family feud involving the firm’s its chief executive and his father, the chair. The AIM-listed firm, which is one of the UK’s oldest estate agents and specialises in properties in the City in boroughs such as Pimlico, Westminster, and Notting Hill, said on Wednesday it has commissioned an external advisory firm to independently review its board and assess its corporat
British Airways avoids £5.8m tax bill over Heathrow cabin crew accommodation (opens the original)
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British Airways has won a tax battle against HMRC over whether costs tied to cabin crew accommodation at London Heathrow Airport were subject to £5.8m in income tax and national insurance contributions. Following an appeal in June, the Upper Tribunal ruled in favour of the airline on Monday, dismissing the tax authority’s claim and finding that the cost of accommodating cabin crew staff working back-to-back shifts between transatlantic flights at Heathrow was a deductible travel expense. Mr Just
Legal sector warns against tax 'raid' proposal on client account interest ahead of Budget (opens the original)
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London’s legal sector has sounded the alarm over government plans to cut interest on law firms’ client accounts to fund the justice department, warning it could drive some law firms out of business. The Ministry of Justice’s consultation on a proposal to introduce an Interest on Lawyers’ Client Accounts Scheme (ICLA) closed in March after previous secretary of state for justice, David Lammy, launched it in January. This comes as a question mark looms over whether the government has plans to prop
City law firm to rebrand after co-founder demands name be stripped (opens the original)
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The co-founder of a City-based law firm behind the largest group claim in UK history against mining giant BHP said he will file a cease-and-desist to have his name removed after the firm initiated legal action against its own clients in the claim. US disputes lawyer Harris Pogust, who co-founded Pogust Goodhead (formerly PGMBM) alongside Thomas Goodhead in 2018, said on Wednesday on LinkedIn he “sent notice that I intend to file a cease and desist to have my name removed from anything having to
Bentley's debut EV drives £1bn motoring investment surge in a week (opens the original)
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Britain’s automotive industry is set to get an extra £350m of investment as Bentley drives new funding into its headquarters in Crewe to build its first fully electronic vehicle, marking the third major boost in a week for the sector. The announcement takes the total figure of fresh investment into the UK’s automotive industry in the past week to £1.02bn, following both McLaren and Nissan both bringing in an extra £500m and £170m. “Bentley’s announcement is the third win in just seven days for o
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