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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 A Wilderness Way, its shareholders and its management team on Business Growth Fund's (BGF) investment. Read more
Advised Liverpool-based video feedback platform LivingLens on its $26million sale to NYSE-listed buyer, Medallia. Read more
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
Andrew Noble is "very knowledgeable and able to advise in an enjoyable and understandable manner".
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.
The European Court of Justice has just given a ruling that could mean increased VAT bills for banks and insurers.
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VAT can be a real cost for organisations which can’t normally recover the VAT they incur, where their own activities are VAT exempt or non-business, for example in education, health and welfare sectors, or for charities, banks, and insurance companies to name a few.
Some of the changes to the EIS qualifying conditions pre-announced in the Budget have now been confirmed as taking effect for EIS investments from 6 April 2012.
HMRC-approved EMI options have been a popular tax-efficient way of incentivising key employees for a good few years now but, until recently, an employee could not hold unexercised options over shares with a total market value (taken at the date of grant) of more than £120,000.
On 2 September HMRC announced a change in its policy on the VAT treatment of compensation and damages payments in the context of early contract termination.
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HM Treasury recently issued a consultation paper, VAT and the Public Sector: Reform to VAT refund rules which is relevant for the NHS and government departments. The consultation remains open for responses until 18 November 2020.
The Treasury is looking to simplify and extend VAT recovery for ‘section 41’ organisations, the consultation remains open until 18 November 2020.
Andrew discusses changes to IR35 tax rules which are due to be implemented in April 2020
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