The cut to NI announced in the Spring Budget and minimum wages rises from April mean young people aged between 16 and 23 will pay less NI but be paid a higher hourly wage.But companies will be pulled into a ‘fiscal drag’ and pay more in NI…
Are you searching for the elusive Scottishholiday to keep all ages entertained, engrossed and having fun? You can find itall at Crieff Hydro, writes Jackie Mitchell.
Latest Scottish Chambers of Commerce report raises fresh concerns over the impact of income tax divergence between Scotland and England in attracting and retaining talent.
The increase in the average price of Scottish homes has been extraordinary over the last two to three years. Unlike our counterparts south of the Border Scots have been enjoying a bit of a mini boom in housing with the market rising…
The criminal hacking group INC RANSOM has demanded a ransom from NHS Scotland in exchange for three terabytes of confidential information which the group claims to have stolen.
An intriguing item on last week’s Edinburgh Council agenda was an SNP amendment bemoaning a gap in finding a replacement for departing chief executive Andrew Kerr, suggesting a disaster akin to the ravens leaving the Tower of London.
Neil Gray MSP says a ‘wider spread’ of the windfall tax on oil and gas giants will help Scotland transition away from fossil fuels – but insists the SNP does not want to see the tax extended
Access to finance is critical for entrepreneurs and business owners at any stage of their journey. Whether you need start-up capital, have spotted an opportunity to grow, or want to even out unpredictable trading periods, external finance…
Chairman says departing CEO has led the transformation of AG Barr from a regional soft drinks business into the “highly successful multi-beverage, branded company that it is today”.
T S Eliot said that April is the cruellest month. And that is certainly true this year if employers need to recruit foreign nationals on skilled worker visas. From 4 April, it is going to cost significantly more.
A recent case where a Universal Credit application was denied could have serious implications for local authorities and other welfare providers, and how they support EU nationals seeking to live or stay in the UK. A court decision last…