UHY strengthens presence in Africa 16 December, 2013 by dominique Two new firms in Ghana join the UHY network. Global accountancy network UHY extends its coverage within the EMEA region by appointing two new member...
The world is awash with FDI opportunities 16 December, 2013 by dominique In 2014 and the foreseeable future, as at least half the globe looks to jumpstart renewed GDP growth and escape high unemployment among younger generations,...
Now for the SMITs? 16 December, 2013 by dominique Now that investors have apparently cooled their love affair with emerging economies, are the ‘SMIT’ countries (South Korea, Mexico, Indonesia and Turkey) the new growth...
Consumers of tomorrow 16 December, 2013 by dominique In the recent past, companies looking to expand into Africa have targeted countries with huge natural resources and/or impressive GDP growth. Now companies are also...
Governments target property purchases of wealthy to plug deficits 22 July, 2013 by benwoodward Spain and UK top tables for highest purchase taxes for prime properties. Governments are targeting wealthy property buyers with higher property purchase fees in an...
Developed nations continue to drag down businesses with higher corporation taxes than BRICs 13 May, 2013 by Evelyn Akinsanya Corporation taxes increasingly important battleground in bid to attract international business.
UHY strengthens presence in Eurasia 29 April, 2013 by Evelyn Akinsanya Firm in Georgia joins the network
Employers now pay average employment costs worth nearly 25% of employees’ salaries 25 February, 2013 by Evelyn Akinsanya The average extra cost, across the world, to businesses in social security and other “taxes” of employing a worker is now almost 23% of an...
Brazil and India hit businesses with highest sales and consumption taxes 17 January, 2013 by Evelyn Akinsanya Brazil and India hit consumers with the highest levels of consumption and sales taxes in the world, according to new research by UHY, the international...
China’s declared backing for SMEs may open doors to foreign investors 16 January, 2013 by Evelyn Akinsanya Small-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) contribute 60% of China’s industrial output and create 80% of China’s jobs.