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Corporate Business

Crowe Clark Whitehill’s Corporate Business group services start-up companies, new and long-established private companies, and listed clients on AIM and the main market. Our Corporate Business practice covers almost all business sectors, with a particular reputation in the media and property and construction sectors.

We offer hands-on commercial and strategic involvement to businesses, working in partnership with your management team. Our aim is to be your trusted business adviser both in the UK and internationally. We go the extra mile to understand your business, your sector and the latest thinking and legislation affecting them. We make recommendations in pragmatic ways that make sense to you and your business.

We advise private companies on the issues facing them at different stages of their life cycles; For example, how new businesses should treat early years’ losses; how they can access capital; and how to deal with and accommodate various types of investment sources. At later stages of maturity, we advise on issues such as mergers and acquisitions, the establishment of offices abroad and options for exiting from the business.
 


 

 

Crowe Clark Whitehill ranked 1st in four year performance

In the Four Year Review of advisers to the quoted sector published 31 October by Morningstar, Crowe Clark Whitehill is announced as having the largest four-year gains among the auditors.

In the fourth quarter of the 2011 Morningstar Professional Services Rankings Guide, AIM Edition Crowe Clark Whitehill, in ninth place, continues its ascent with a sixth positive quarter in a row and an addition of four AIM clients for a revised client tally of 29.

“The rankings are intended to assist both new and established businesses as they seek specialist advice in support of their unique growth strategies,” said Andrew Parson, publisher of the Morningstar Professional Services Rankings Guide.

"However, the rankings also help us to observe the growth and development of the firms who advise those businesses.

In particular, through today’s four-year review, we can observe several significant growth stories among the advisers, most notably in the formidable rise in the rankings of FinnCap, Cenkos Securities, Crowe Clark Whitehill, Threadneedle Communications, and Memery Crystal.

These firms, and others, have demonstrated remarkable stories of their own these past four years, delivering a set of rankings quite different to those in our first AIM edition in 2007."


 

 


Contact Us
David Mellor
London, UK
+44 (0)20 7842 7391

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Financial Accounting update 

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28 February 2012 

 


Budget 2012: A budget for business growth and innovation


An update for directors of Listed Companies


Research & Development tax incentives: ignore it at your peril!

Research & Development (‘R&D’) tax incentives were first introduced into UK tax legislation in Finance Act 2000 when these only applied to ‘small’ companies. In the intervening years the legislation has evolved and it is now possible for most companies taking part in qualifying R&D activities to claim R&D tax relief.


What is XBRL and iXBRL?

From 1 April 2011 company tax returns, tax computations and accounts have had to be filed electronically with HMRC - this change will affect virtually every company.


Corporate Governance Guidelines for Smaller Quoted Companies

Incorporating recent revisions to the UK Corporate Governance Code and to make these guidelines relevant to AIM and PLUS quoted companies, as well as standard listed companies. Copies or a download of the Guide can be obtained from the QCA

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 Louis Cooper, Partner in our Risk & Assurance team contributed to the Guide.