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Lambert Chapman LLP make Pre-Budget Report predictions
On our main site we produced an article making predictions on the forthcoming Pre-Budget Report. Our material came from a number of Lambert Chapman personnel and the full text of their thoughts is inc… more →
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Lambert Chapman LLP make Pre-Budget Report predictions
lambertchapman wrote 2 weeks ago: On our main site we produced an article making predictions on the forthcoming Pre-Budget Report. Our … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP's John Smith-Daye says, "I am not a gambling man but……"
lambertchapman wrote 1 month ago: As anyone who knows me will tell you, I am a typical male chartered accountant – I have been called … more →
"Not many People know that!"
lambertchapman wrote 2 months ago: Earlier this year Sir Michael Caine railed against the introduction of the 50% top rate of income ta … more →
Is the recession over?
lambertchapman wrote 3 months ago: We’ve read on various web sites and newspapers that the recession is over, in fact our own website r … more →
Paul Short looks at Take Home Pay
lambertchapman wrote 6 months ago: At little while ago I did an article for the web site trying to demonstrate that take home pay was n … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP's Chris Harman reviews the 2009 Budget
lambertchapman wrote 7 months ago: In my Budget 2008 comments I wrote ‘I expect this to be Alistair Darling’s only Budget. … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP's Budget Feedback Page
lambertchapman wrote 7 months ago: Welcome to our budget feedback page. If you have a comment on the budget that you want published ple … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP's Nick Forsyth reviews the 2009 Budget
lambertchapman wrote 7 months ago: I feel for Alistair Darling. No, I really do. After Blackadder Goes Forth one gets an image in ones … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP's Lisa Potter reviews the 2009 Budget
lambertchapman wrote 7 months ago: GOOD, BAD and INDIFFERENT, to me this sums up the contents of the 2009 budget. Given the curren … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP's Paul Short reviews the 2009 Budget
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lambertchapman wrote 7 months ago: It is always difficult to comment in the immediate aftermath of the Budget. The devil is always in … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP's Nigel Whittle reviews the 2009 Budget
lambertchapman wrote 7 months ago: Confidence is in short supply and this Budget has not helped to improve the situation. With the en … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP's John Smith-Daye reviews the 2009 Budget
lambertchapman wrote 7 months ago: I continue to be unimpressed by Mr Darling’s efforts to manage our economy in these troubled times, … more →
Do you know what your loan covenants are?
lambertchapman wrote 8 months ago: You can tell when bad times are upon us. Profits are down and cash may be in short supply and just w … more →
Nick Forsyth considers local prospects for 2009 following retail failures
lambertchapman wrote 11 months ago: It was a strange Christmas morning. “What did you get?” “Voucher!” “Where for? – right get down and … more →
Has Government considered the business cost of its actions?
lambertchapman wrote 12 months ago: With all the concerns over the economy and keeping people in work was now the right time fro the Gov … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP consider the Pre Budget Report
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lambertchapman wrote 1 year ago: On our main website we have a section containing the information set out in the Chancellor of the Ex … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP's Nick Forsyth asks “LPG: Is it right for you?”
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lambertchapman wrote 1 year ago: In these times of rising fuel costs is it once again time to reconsider your fuel options. Previousl … more →
Lambert Chapman LLP's Nick Forsyth sees Bank Rates rising
lambertchapman wrote 1 year ago: One of the early indicators of recession in the early 1990’s was the increase of the lending rate ab … more →
HBOS saver? Worried about your position? Read on
lambertchapman wrote 1 year ago: The news of a takeover/merger between Lloyds TSB and HBOS has brought the current financial crisis a … more →
