On the last day of #TrusteesWeek, Alexandra Peddie (Brodies Solicitors) explains what a constitution is. https://lnkd.in/e7FVfqV6
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Our market-leading charities & third sector team is committed to assisting charities and third sector organisations, social enterprises, public sector related charities, individuals and companies. We understand that every charitable, social and philanthropic goal is different, and charity and third sector organisations vary in size, structure and purpose. Taking all of that into account, we tailor our services to meet the individual needs of each client – whether complex or relatively simple. With the backing of Scotland's largest resource of legal experts, our support extends to the full range of legal and governance advice such as structures and set-up, training, contracts and employment matters, through regulatory compliance relating to bodies such as the Scottish Charity Regulator, HM Revenue & Customs, Care Inspectorate and the Gambling Commission. We also advise on collaboration and mergers, funding and fundraising, intellectual property, social finance, lending and investment, philanthropy and estate planning, including legacy advice and taxation, and real estate projects.
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With an evolving global political landscape on the horizon in 2025, it is crucial for charity trustees, senior leaders, and managers to stay ahead of emerging trends and innovations in the charity sector. Join us in Aberdeen for an in person seminar: https://lnkd.in/efffpVGb
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Places are still available to join us on Friday as we discuss the implications of VAT on private school fees, expected to take effect from 1 January 2025: https://lnkd.in/ezsPEDVK
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Rhona Delaney (Brodies Solicitors) explains what types of changes a charity needs to get consent for.
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Places are still available to join our panel of experts this Thursday: https://lnkd.in/dPyHafee
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For the start of #TrusteesWeek, Partner and Head of Charities Kenneth Pinkerton discusses why it is important to know if someone is a charity trustee https://lnkd.in/e7FVfqV6
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As we look forward at 2025, it is essential to make sure your charity is ready to optimise opportunities ahead. Is yours? Join us in Inverness for an in-person seminar: https://lnkd.in/ez2kcjP2
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Partner Bob Langridge covers our top three tax takeaways from today's UK Autumn Budget. Read our full analysis here: https://brodi.es/3UwBU1R Our top takeaways include: 1️⃣ Increase in Employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) → The Employer NICs rate will increase from 6 April 2025 to 15%, with the thresholds at which employers start paying NICs reducing to £5,000. → The Employment Allowance will increase from £5,000 to £10,500, with the £100,000 threshold removed. 2️⃣ Increase in Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rates → The lower rate of CGT increases to 18% (from 10%), and the higher rate to 24% (from 20%), from 30 October 2024. → BADR remains but applicable rates will increase gradually. 3️⃣ Changes to Inheritance Tax (IHT) → Major changes to IHT include restricting to 50% the rates of APR and BPR applicable to property above £1 million (and to all AIM shares); → bringing pension funds into charge; → and a further freeze of the nil-rate band until 2029-30. #AutumnBudget #Budget2024
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Come by and visit Rhona Delaney (Brodies Solicitors) and Alexandra Peddie (Brodies Solicitors) at the CVS Inverclyde Social Enterprise & Volunteering Showcase today.
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What is the personal injury discount rate, and what does the recent change to the Scottish Rate mean? I consider these questions in the article below. https://lnkd.in/eiFkhBfU
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