Our Services
Parmentier Arthur offers a wide range of advice and services on unquoted company share and business valuation and related issues. Our longevity and standing in the business valuation community bear testimony to our effectiveness and expertise.
A typical week’s work can see us negotiating the value of business goodwill with HMRC, appearing as expert witness in a divorce case and advising on the value of a minority shareholding in preparation of its purchase by a majority shareholder. Whatever your situation, there is every chance that we have advised a number of times in similar circumstances.
Our services can conveniently be sub-divided as follows:
• Litigation support, disputes and mediation
• Valuations for commercial purposes
• Valuations for UK tax purposes including negotiating with the Shares and Assets Valuations division of HMRC
• Valuing intellectual property and intangible assets
Please use the following pages to discover how we can help with your problem.
Contact us on 01480 309369 email [email protected] or complete the contact form below.
Contact us on 01480 309369
email [email protected]
or complete the contact form below.
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Need to settle a dispute over the value of a shareholding?
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How much is your company worth?
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Selling a majority shareholding. Is ot strategic? What is it worth?
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Incorporating your sole trader business? What is the goodwill worth and what value will HMRC accept for tax purposes?
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Negtiations with HMRC at an impasse? Need a new perspective?
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LATEST NEWS
Common risk on disposals of employment-related shares
Possibly one of the most neglected and common areas of Pay As You Earn (“PAYE”) failure is where shares are sold by employees or ex-employees – disposals of employment-related shares.
A refresher on the ‘safe harbour’ provisions in the MoU relating to management equity (Part 2)
Where not all conditions of the MoU are satisfied – is it possible to put some reliance on the principles of the MoU? If the ‘spirit’ of the MoU is satisfied, can management rely on it?
A refresher on the ‘safe harbour’ provisions in the MoU relating to management equity (Part 1)
Following the introduction of the employment-related securities legislation in the Finance Act 2003, there was significant uncertainty in relation to the tax implications for management acquiring shares in venture capital (“VC”) and private equity (“PE”) backed companies.