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Individual investors have lost tens of thousands of pounds already this year as a result of scams involving phantom stocks and shares, precious jewels and fine wines. The figures come as a result of the Citizen’s Advice Bureau’s analysis of 5,000 scams reported to it from across the UK between J

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The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) has warned that businesses undertaking some commercial transactions will face unnecessary uncertainty because of a lack of clarity about the breadth of a new anti-avoidance tax rule. The Finance Bill 2016 introduces a new targeted anti-avoidance rule (TAAR)

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Pat Denzler, Master of The Merchant Company welcomes Sir Charles Fraser as an Honorary Member. (Steven Donald Photography) Eminent retired Scottish businessman Sir Charles Fraser has been installed as an honorary member of The Merchant Company, Scotland’s pre-eminent livery company.

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Frank Morton Aberdeen-based Anderson Anderson & Brown Wealth Limited (AAB Wealth) has announced the appointment of Frank Morton as director of wealth services.

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Scottish small business confidence was in decline in the months before the EU referendum vote, according to the Federation of Small Businesses’ (FSB) latest study. For the second quarter in a row, the FSB’s confidence index shows that Scottish business owners who expect trading conditions to det

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Aberdeen Asset Management has reduced the charges on two of the bond funds in its ICVC range. The funds affected funds are the £29.5m Euro Corporate Bond and the £1bn Global High Yield Bond funds.

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Derek MacKay The first set of annual receipts for Scotland’s Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) and Scottish Landfill Tax (SLfT) show returns have exceeded projections.

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U.S. investment banks Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have each issued denials to reports that they are planning to move their London banking operations to Frankfurt following Britain’s vote to leave the European Union. The denials are in response to reports that the banking giants had pre-let of

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An Edinburgh University payroll manager who mocked-up a fictitious £14,000 invoice for taxidermy services has been branded a ‘disgrace’ and sentenced to 200 hours of unpaid work. Henry Emmanuel, 37, tried to have the invoice rushed through saying there would be a complaint if it was not paid.

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Royal Bank of Scotland has been criticised by police over its failure to intervene in a spate of frauds carried out within a quarter mile radius of a leafy part of Edinburgh over the course of just 10 days which saw vulnerable pensioners tricked out of more than £300,000. Four victims were targeted

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