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  • Import VAT confusion continues
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  • More disclosure on the cards for businesses
  • NICs boost for the self-employed
  • New Covid-19 business support package
  • New VAT penalties regime on the horizon
  • Our business services team continues to expand
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  • Soaring inflation 'a worrying factor' for entrepreneurs
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  • Streetwize Accessories Motors to record revenues in milestone year
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  • Taxpayer Protection Taskforce to tackle Covid-19 fraud
  • Taxpayer victory leads to room hire VAT exemption
  • The Chancellor’s May economy statement: all about energy
  • The Importance of Protection in Financial Planning
  • The next step for Making Tax Digital
  • The patchwork effect of rising inflation
  • Threat of recession remains low as inflation nears its peak
  • Time to 'kick the tyres' down under, says Australian business expert
  • Treasury sets aside CGT and IHT change agendas
  • Trio further strengthen HURST Corporate Finance team after record-breaking year
  • Trio promoted and a warm welcome to our latest graduate recruits!
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  • UK-Australia Trade Deal Will unleash New Opportunities
  • WHAT IS THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY VAT REVERSE CHARGE?
  • WHEN IS A VAN A CAR?
  • What is ‘substantial extent’ for non-trading activities?
  • Willow Wood Hospice Chosen as Charity of the Year
  • Zero-rated food confusion
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Mike Jackson

Partner & Head of Business Services

Mike heads up the core compliance team, but also leads on the advisory and wider aspects of the firm’s services outside of the specialist teams. Alongside leading his team, Mike works directly with a number of clients, helping to take their businesses forward.

I love my role because...

There are two key reasons I love what I do. The first is I get to help passionate people look to the future and work with them to make it happen. I've been lucky enough to work with amazing individuals and businesses for many years, they are a constant source of inspiration to me, but all that input and experience means I can make a real difference to clients I work with, which is hugely rewarding. The other reason I love what I do is seeing the team I work with constantly grow and develop. They are constantly amazing me and I get really excited about what we can all do together in the future!

My favourite thing about HURST is...

I still remember my first interview at HURST 16 years ago, I knew at the time something felt different. Ambitious, but with an openness and friendliness I had not seen before. That hasn’t changed in all these years, the firm has grown significantly since then, but I know people still get the same impression when they meet people from the firm for the first time.

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I've been lucky enough to work with amazing individuals and businesses for many years, they are a constant source of inspiration to me, but all that input and experience means I can make a real difference to clients I work with.

Our clients choose HURST because...

Clients most often are looking for somebody they can trust to tell the truth and help them make sense of the world and what is coming next, to help them form their plans and support in making them happen. Clients join us because they can see the businesses we work with and the experience we can bring to bear to really help them along their journey.

When I imagine HURST in 2031...

The world will continue to change, probably at an accelerating rate. It's exciting to think about being part of all that change, I think HURST will still be focused on helping the people at the centre of businesses make decisions and move forward, how business is conducted 20 years from now will be a very different thing. I just really hope I have my hoverboard by then…

Favourite place for a client coffee...

PKB in the Barton Arcade, small put perfectly formed coffee!

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