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Scottish business confidence for the next six months has declined as companies forecast weaker UK demand in 2016, according to the latest Business in Britain report from Bank of Scotland. The report, now in its 24th year, gathers the views of over 100 Scottish companies, predominantly small to mediu

Mark Pryce Campbell Dallas has added a tax partner to the firm’s Glasgow office.

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David Beckham Their days of whipping free-kicks past goalkeepers and storming the pop charts might be long behind them but that didn’t stop David and Victoria Beckham making a staggering £61,644 every day last year.

Sir Tom Hunter West Coast Capital, Sir Tom Hunter’s property investment businesses, has reported a significant increase in profits over the past 12 months.

Early signs are emerging that SMEs are, at last, feeling supported by the Financial Services industry. Compared with 12 months ago, SMEs appear to be significantly less critical of the industry’s willingness to lend (33 per cent), down 11 per cent on the same period in Q4 2014 (44 per cent), and t

Richard ThrelfallRichard Threlfall, KPMG’s head of infrastructure, building and construction, forecasts a positive outlook for the construction industry in 2016 and calls on all businesses in the sector to start to invest.

Kirkton Park (Rettie) Scotland’s most expensive contemporary home has been sold to a nameless buyer.

Brian Sutherland The new finance director of taxpayer-owned Prestwick Airport has quit just weeks after taking up his post.

Stirling has been named as the best city in Scotland to start a new business. According to a new study, the historic location can provide a low cost of living, good travel links and highly educated workforce.

Five of the largest investment banks in the country used tax breaks and offset previous losses against any gains made last year to avoid paying any corporation in 2014, despite booking billions of pounds in profits, according to a new report. Figures from news agency Reuters have shown that JP Morga

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled the Scottish government's minimum unit alcohol pricing plans are contrary to EU law as other tax options exist. Instead, the ECJ has recommended the introduction of alternative tax measures to achieve the same effect.

Darren Jackson Former Scotland striker Darren Jackson has been approved by the Accountant In Bankruptcy with debts of £270,000.

Phil Anderson shows off the firm's 2015 Finance Award. A Scottish financial services company is celebrating after winning a prestigious award in recognition of its innovative practices.

Scotland’s renewables industry is now the country’s single largest contributor to electricity generation, new figures have revealed.