Matt Spencer

2 weeks ago | kingsleynapley.co.uk | Matt Spencer |Krishna Mahajan

The 2023/24 tax year marks a major shift in the way unincorporated businesses are taxed. It is a transition year, with HMRC moving from the traditional “current year basis” to a “tax year basis” from 6 April 2024. While this change is intended to simplify the system in the long run, it introduces some short-term complexities (and often tax expense) during the transition year which partners and other sole traders ought to be alive to.  What Is the Basis Period Reform?

1 month ago | tandfonline.com | Matt Spencer |Daniele Pizio

ABSTRACTThis paper examines how trust has been reconfigured in cybersecurity over the past 30 years, arguing that a ‘post-trust’ logic is increasingly shaping both technical architectures and organisational practices.

1 month ago | provisioneronline.com | Matt Spencer

One of my great honors is starting my first day with US Poultry & Egg Association at the Workforce Success and Engagement Conference eight years ago. This conference provides human resource professionals in the poultry and egg industry with perspectives on day-to-day issues concerning our industry workers in today’s work environment.

Sep 16, 2024 | lexology.com | Matt Spencer |Una Campbell

The new Labour government is expected to announce significant tax increases in the upcoming October budget. This follows Chancellor Rachel Reeves' revelation of £22 billion in unfunded spending. To address the fiscal deficit, one possible solution to plug this “black hole” is to raise taxes, including Stamp Duty Land Tax (“SDLT”) and Capital Gains Tax (“CGT”).

Aug 30, 2024 | mdpi.com | Mitchell Mooney |Ryan Worn |Matt Spencer |Brendan O’Brien

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