Regulator proposes tighter protections for payment firm customers
25 September 2024
Finance
Scotland’s economy edges ahead of UK with 0.3% growth in July
25 September 2024
Scottish Government unveils global green finance hub ambitions
25 September 2024
SIS provides £600k funding to complete Haining House restoration works
25 September 2024
MHA welcomes new recruits to Edinburgh and Aberdeen offices
25 September 2024
Scottish AI robotics firm secures £7.9m to scale robotics in manufacturing
24 September 2024
BoE Governor: No return to near-zero rates anytime soon
24 September 2024
Scott Dunbar takes the helm at Johnston Carmichael’s new Elgin office
24 September 2024
BlackRock joins FinTech Scotland to support fintech innovation
23 September 2024
Edinburgh biotech raises £950k for breakthrough dialysis treatment
23 September 2024
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23 September 2024
Wbg highlights imminent furnished holiday lettings tax changes
Accountancy firm Wbg is advising operators to get their house in order before the forthcoming abolition of the furnished holiday lettings (FHL) tax regime.
23 September 2024
New lender ScotLend launches bridging finance offering
New lender ScotLend has officially launched, offering funding and bridging finance solutions throughout the UK.
18 September 2024
Nominations open for 2024 Scottish CFO Awards
The Scottish Chief Financial Officer Awards have returned for a second year, celebrating the talent of finance leaders and their teams across Scotland.
18 September 2024
Azets: Warning as HMRC campaign targets incorrect construction industry scheme deductions
Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) contractors are becoming a target for the tax authorities with HMRC issuing letters to CIS contractors if records indicate that the correct deductions may not have been applied, a Scottish tax expert has warned.
17 September 2024
Scottish Friendly: 36% of adults ready to open JISAs for relatives if rules relax
Over a third (36%) of UK adults would set up a Junior ISA (JISA) on behalf of their grandchild, nephew, or niece if JISA rules were relaxed, Scottish Friendly has revealed.
