Accentuate by K3 Hub – Market and technical update for professional advisers

Insolvency market update – 9.00am to 9.30am

Richard Easterby, Director at Quantuma, will provide an update on the state of the market including:

• What is currently driving growth and distress
• What is going to impact future business and financial performance
• The specific warning signs businesses should be looking out for

Capital Allowances updates – 9.30am to 10.00am

Andy Milnes, Director at HMA Tax, will discuss Capital Allowances in 2025 including the most commonly missed capital allowance opportunities for property-owning clients. During his session you will:

• Learn how to protect clients from major tax pitfalls during property transactions
• Discover quick wins – where claims can unlock substantial tax relief
• Understand the latest HMRC focus areas and how to future-proof your clients' claims
• Find out how specialist support can enhance your firm's tax advice without adding to your workload

About Accentuate by K3 Hub

Accentuate by K3 Hub, a regular series of webinars which are part of the K3 Hub training and events programme, is designed to provide professional advisers with the latest industry developments and practical tips on building a profitable practice.

Our speakers

Richard Easterby
Director
Quantuma

Richard is a licensed insolvency practitioner in Quantuma's restructuring & insolvency team and also head of the Birmingham office.

Richard has more than 15 years' experience advising company directors, secured lenders and other key stakeholders across a variety of distressed situations. He has worked on a wide range of corporate insolvency assignments of both a transactional and complex nature.
 

Andy Milnes
Director
HMA Tax

Andy has over 30 years' experience in the financial services sector and has assisted property owners to identify over £160m in previously unclaimed Capital Allowances.

Partnering with Accountants, Lawyers, and Real Estate firms, Andy is passionate about helping commercial property owners maximise their tax position utilising underused, specialist tax legislation.