The volatility from COVID-19 and global economic uncertainty are creating financial pressures for businesses everywhere.

Each organisation is different, but companies undergoing transformation programmes are often diagnosed with similar problems. Unique among advisory firms, A&M is able to apply Value Engineering measures in restructuring contexts

By now many articles have been written about the stress in the markets and in homes created by COVID-19 and the economic disruption.

For many years, taxpayers have overlooked the significant gain exclusion benefits of owning Qualified Small Business (QSB) stock.

With the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA), Pub. L. 116-127, on the books for over eight weeks.

HMRC published the direction on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme on 15 April 2020, setting out the basis for how to claim

Yesterday, House Democrats released the initial bill text of the HEROES Act, their version of the Phase 4 COVID-19 bill.

Who can apply for this extension to the payment deadline? 

Businesses are facing unprecedented financial and operational challenges due to COVID-19. To support businesses as they weather their financial losses, the U.S. federal government has approved measures that can enable up to $2.1 trillion in liquidity to businesses.

As more businesses turn to machine learning to predict key business metrics and solve problems, learning how algorithms are applied and how to assess them will help financial professionals glean information to lead their organization’s financial activity more effectively.

In response to the spread of the COVID-19 virus, various business support measures have been put in place by different countries specifically for the Technology / SaaS Industry. Understanding the key issues the industry is facing as well as planning and implementing a phased approach action plan can prepare you for the long term impact.

A&M’s competition economists provide expert economic advice to corporates and their legal advisors before the EC, national competition authorities and national courts in all aspects of competition law.

Ken Brewer addresses some specific issues and tax planning strategies for losses incurred during the coronavirus pandemic and loss recoveries under U.S. tax law, and he provides some general observations about strategies that may create tax benefits in other countries.

A&M Economics is a specialist economics practice comprising professional competition economists and economic modellers with industry experience.

A&M’s Jonathan Tibus participated in a webinar on key concepts in franchise restaurant workouts. He shared his perspective on the industry’s forecast.