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George Iordanov-Nalbantov

George Iordanov-Nalbantov

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Editor, Scottish Financial News

St Andrews

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Retail , Slow Travel, News , Politics , Travel Trade, Adventure Travel

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Total articles 5

  • Chancellor reforms IHT and hikes CGT and employers’ NIC

    By George Iordanov-Nalbantov| Scottish Financial News Verified The lower CGT rate will go up from 10% to 18%, and the higher rate will be increased from 20% to 24%. Employers’ NIC will increase by 1.2 percentage points to 15% from April 2025, and the threshold for employer contributions will decreased from £9,100 to £5,000. Other key points announced in today’s statement include: For individuals, income tax and national insurance thresholds will remain frozen for the time being and rise with inflation from 2028-29.

    By George Iordanov-Nalbantov · Scottish Financial News

    Oct. 30, 2024

  • CJ Lang & Son shares cautious outlook as pre-tax profits grow 8% to £4m

    By George Iordanov-Nalbantov| Scottish Financial News Verified Article Tags: In the last year, the family-owned business, acquired 12 new company stores – three former Eddy’s Food Station stores, together with nine Scotfresh Group convenience stores. All of the new locations are now being converted into the SPAR Scotland family as part of the business’ continued investment over the past 12 months. This includes several major store refits at Kilwinning, Lawthorn and Erskine.

    By George Iordanov-Nalbantov · Scottish Financial News

    Oct. 16, 2024

  • Chancellor reforms IHT and hikes CGT and employers’ NIC

    By George Iordanov-Nalbantov| Scottish Financial News Verified The lower CGT rate will go up from 10% to 18%, and the higher rate will be increased from 20% to 24%. Employers’ NIC will increase by 1.2 percentage points to 15% from April 2025, and the threshold for employer contributions will decreased from £9,100 to £5,000. Other key points announced in today’s statement include: For individuals, income tax and national insurance thresholds will remain frozen for the time being and rise with inflation from 2028-29.

    By George Iordanov-Nalbantov · Scottish Financial News

    Oct. 30, 2024

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Scottish Financial News

Scottish Financial News is a prominent daily online news platform dedicated to Scotland's financial services sector. Launched in 2015, it serves as a vital resource for professionals such as accountants, bankers, and financial organizations throughout Scotland. The site offers extensive news coverage on various topics, including accounting firms, investment trusts, and banking. In addition to its news articles, Scottish Financial News provides a free daily newsletter that effectively connects advertisers with a targeted audience. The company has a strong online presence, with over 12,000 followers on social media, enhancing its reach and engagement within the financial community. With more than 33,000 monthly website visitors, it plays a significant role in informing and connecting Scotland's financial professionals. The editorial team is led by George Iordanov-Nalbantov, supported by Lauren Cochrane and Jeff Anderson, who manage the advertising efforts.

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