Neil Wilson: A year of rising sales and strong prices Scotland’s Auctioneers
20 December 2023
Insight
Duncan Smith: Heat networks - collaboration, scale and ambition
14 December 2023
Innes Smith: Housing emergency - we brought forward land for new homes but Edinburgh did not want it
12 December 2023
Kevin Reid: Why supporting communities is not just a choice, but a responsibility
12 December 2023
Kelly Hardman: Offshore work and the digital dimension – keeping pace with travel requirements
11 December 2023
Ed Monaghan: Communication is crucial to driving project success
7 December 2023
Michael Reid: Gone bust… Can I have my goods back?
5 December 2023
Bruce Robertson: A Scottish housing emergency? Challenges and opportunities for Scotland’s housing market
4 December 2023
Aileen Neilson: The room where it happens
1 December 2023
Jocelyne Fleming: Why we need to take a step back in order to support Scotland’s social housing
30 November 2023
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24 November 2023
Kevin Winters: ‘Wherever, whenever’ you travel – how do you know if you are a tax resident?
In recent days Colombian pop star Shakira has settled a long running dispute with the Spanish authorities on her tax residence between 2012 and 2014. The singer has paid over 7.5 million euros to bring the case to an end, writes Kevin Winters.
24 November 2023
Michael Reid: Liquidation – no cash for me because HMRC and the bank take it all!
Insolvency practitioner Michael Reid provides an overview of the financial implications for unsecured creditors during a company’s liquidation process, highlighting the changes in legislation that have influenced the distribution of assets and the potential for creditors to receive dividend payments.
24 November 2023
Stuart Beattie: Innovation and government support essential for housing associations
Accountant Stuart Beattie sets out the key challenges of rising costs, sustainability investment requirements and a demand for more stock that are currently facing housing associations.
23 November 2023
Sophie Noble: Private rented properties – lead and water supplies
There is nothing quite as dull as dishwater but when said dishwater is within a private rented property and it might contain lead, it becomes a lot worse than dull and can become considerably more costly for a Scottish landlord, writes Sophie Noble.
23 November 2023
Jane Wood: Scotland’s people deserve better on housing
In the wake of Homes for Scotland’s annual conference and ahead of next month’s Scottish Budget, chief executive Jane Wood repeats the trade body’s call for local authorities to be adequately resourced to deliver much-needed new homes.
