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Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs has sent out letters to self-assessment taxpayers accusing them of not filing their returns on time weeks before the January 31 deadline, according to accountancy firm Blick Rothenberg. The letters, which include penalty notices, have been received by some o

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Glasgow city centre office space take-up in 2018 totalled 970,845 sq ft, up 52 per cent on the on the 2017 figure of 635,015 sq ft and the highest level since 2006.

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Challenger supermarket chain Aldi has been revealed as the fastest growing retailer in Scotland for the 52 weeks to 30th December 2018, growing sales by an impressive 16.4 per cent, according to new figures.

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The weekend saw the latest technology outage to hit a major UK bank after customers of Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland were affected by a Faster Payments glitch that left them unable to transfer money. Lloyds Bank took to Twitter to confirm that "some" customers are unable to make faster paymen

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A Livingston-based building supplier owned by Cairngorm Capital is set to open 12 new trade centres across the UK, in a move to create the UK’s leading distribution company of its kind. The windows and doors specialist is aiming to grow turnover by £10 million as it increases its ge

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Edinburgh-based research and development tax relief specialist Jumpstart has announced the appointment of two new business development managers (BDMs) for the South East and South West regions of England. Bristol-based Denise Anstey becomes the company’s first BDM to be serving full time withi

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2018 was the ‘year of the independent leisure operator’ in Glasgow with 13 local restaurants opening in the city through-out the year, compared to the arrival of only four national operators. Independent operators accounted for over 36,300 sq ft of new restaurant space in the city in 201

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A Scottish high street renaissance could be around the corner if new Scottish Government funding is complemented with local business and public sector support, according to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). Following FSB campaigning, the Scottish Government has pledged £50 million for

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