Acquisitions and Disposals with Albert Goodman
Making the right decision to acquire new business assets or choosing the right time to dispose of your assets is a complex process that requires extensive analysis and a captive eye on the market conditions.
At Albert Goodman our diverse expertise means that we will provide you with the support you need throughout the buying or selling process, giving you confidence to make the right decision for your business at the right time. We offer a clear and flexible fee structure to give you peace of mind throughout what can be a testing time.
Latest case studies
Somerset Motorhomes Centre and Albert Goodman
Somerset Motorhomes Centre is a family owned business, based across two sites on the outskirts of Taunton. The owner, Tom Lower and his wife Maria have over 18 years of experience in the sector. This wealth of experience coupled with their
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Ian Dance Services and Albert Goodman
Ian Dance Services are the leading Catering Engineers and equipment suppliers in the South-West of England. Run by Bruce and Glyn, this close-knit family business has provided support to various catering establishments, including Pubs, Hosp
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Sheppys Cider and Albert Goodman
Sheppys Cider have been craftsman cidermakers for over 200 years. Always living in Somerset, the Sheppy family still continues the ancient combination of farming with cider-making. Farming 370 acres at Three Bridges Farm since 1917,
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Martock F.I.T- Client Case Study
Nestled in the heart of South Somerset is the quaint village of Martock, home to 5,000 people and a selection of pretty hamstone buildings. New to the village is Martock F.I.T, a friendly, community orientated gym co-founded by Dave Root an
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Classic Canes- Client Case Study
Classic Canes Limited is a Somerset-based family business specialising in growing, manufacturing and wholesaling walking sticks, seat sticks an umbrellas. It was established in 1982 by Diana and Ben Porter when they realised the raw materi
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Giving grandchildren a worry-free education
A client who had set up and run his own business came to us for advice on how to reduce his inheritance tax liabilities, which would have been substantial had he passed away within the next seven years.
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Insuring against Inheritance tax
A long-standing client had, during his career, built up a substantial property portfolio. One of these properties he had decided to gift to his son who had recently married. But he was also concerned that if his death occurred in the next f
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Care with peace of mind
A widowed gentleman with no children had moved into a high quality care home because he no longer wanted to live on his own. He was ‘self-funding’ fees of over £4,000 a month and was concerned that he might run out of funds during his
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Budget 2017 highlights
The main points announced and confirmed today were: Individuals Personal allowance confirmed to increase to £11,500 from April 2017 and £12,500 by 2020 Higher rate threshold to increase to £45,000 from April 2017 and £50,000 by 2020 Cla
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Possible Changes to Entrepreneurs Relief
Whichever party wins the General Election there is a chance of change to Entrepreneurs Relief Currently, most business owners would expect to qualify for Entrepreneurs’ Relief (ER) if they sold their business. Entrepreneurs relief reduces
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Is Incorporation still worth it?
Question: Two years ago our accountant encouraged us to transfer our farming business into a limited company – the aim being to reduce our tax bills. I am aware that companies pay lower tax rates and we have not paid any tax on the amount
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Budget 2017 Highlights
For the first time in over twenty years, we saw an Autumn Budget which includes included a few surprise announcements, for example changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax for first time buyers. Not wanting to repeat Theresa May’s difficult speech
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Tax and succession planning
10 years into your business, retirement may seem a distant milestone. Yet this can be the ideal time to start the development of your succession plan. But how and where should you begin? And why is tax and succession planning an important a
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The Downward Spiral – How to Spot it Early and Recover
Running a business is challenging, cash rarely flows in a steady stream and costs can rise sharply and unexpectedly making managing liquidity difficult. The majority of businesses will go through peaks and troughs of growth. But how to dist
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