ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week, Alex Bahamin, senior accountant at London accountants, JLA meets Simon Morton, founder of Eyeful Presentations. Over 20 years ago, Simon Morton started his own business, and has navigated the highs and the lows of entrepreneurship. Alex finds out how and why he chose to sell his business to his employees and what Employee Ownership Trust means to business owners who want a different kind of exit plan.
Click here to buy Simon's book, Employee Ownership, a Guide to Transitioning from Boss to Benefactor.
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This week, Alex meets Annabel Lawson, a single mum living in London whose concern about the future of her property business led her to his door at JLA. Annabel was on a mission to protect her kids and make sure they had a steady income,while juggling her own financial goals. They revisit the tax pl…
Alex Bahamin, senior tax advisor at JLA, London’s leading accountants introduces his brand new podcast about tax and how it can make life work.
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