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Andrew specialises in corporate and real estate tax, employee share incentives, UK and cross-border; advises clients from private individuals to listed companies; Chartered Tax Adviser.
Advised Apiary Capital on Connect Managed Services and G3 Comms merger. Read more
Advised the recently established mid-market private equity house on its majority stake in London based G3 Comms. Read more
A client observes that Andrew Noble has a "natural appetite for detail and a patient, diligent approach to determining the facts," adding: "What impresses me most is Andrew's initiative in taking control of potential liabilities that we may face in the future."
Browne Jacobson LLP's Andrew Noble, who is dual-qualified as a chartered tax adviser, is praised for his ‘knowledge, responsiveness and ability to work with other advisers’.
Pragmatic, efficient, client-focused and highly knowledgeable.
The ‘sharp-thinking’ Andrew Noble is dual qualified as a solicitor and chartered tax adviser
thorough, dependable and a good communicator.
Share options granted under the Enterprise Management Incentive Scheme (usually referred to as EMI options) are a popular choice for SME and start-up companies who want to reward and incentivise employees in alternative ways to simply paying them more amounts of cash.
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Where a start-up or SME company is looking for external investment, and one or more individuals are looking for investment opportunities which can provide significant tax advantages, it is well worth considering the Enterprise Investment Scheme (“EIS”) or the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (“SEIS”).
When individual employees or directors sell shares in a trading company, or a holding company of a trading group, they may be able to claim entrepreneurs relief ('ER') from CGT on the sale of their shares in that company.
From 6 April 2017 changes are being introduced to the tax rules where individuals provide their services to a client in the public sector.
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