Analytics are powering smarter manufacturing decisions. Technology in data analytics is revolutionising the manufacturing industry, yet many businesses are in the early stages of adoption. Our survey with Make UK reveals that most manufacturers are using data analytics for less than half of their procedures in each department. So, are manufacturers missing opportunities to enhance all operational functions? Download our report and find out how some businesses are embracing data analytics to transform their supply chains, customer relationships, and back-office operations. https://lnkd.in/eGq5wvrE #DataAnalytics #businesstransformation #ukmfg
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Tax rises = the unwanted Christmas present that could mean 42% of consumers spend less over the festive period, according to our research. On the eve of the budget, Saxon Moseley and Charlie Barnes look at the impact the government's measures might have, from ending business rate relief to rising employment costs, and where it will hit the hardest - hospitality.
Great to see The Guardian reporting the findings of our most recent Consumer Outlook survey which found that 42% of consumers will spend less on Christmas this year if tax rises impact incomes in the Autumn Budget 2024. Despite real wages increasing, if tax changes impact consumer confidence then the hospitality industry may well see a spending hit over the all-important festive period. After a period of steady, but incremental, growth, operators will be hoping to offset the increased cost of employing staff, including implementing new tipping legislation and the proposed changes in the Employment Rights Bill, with a bumper final quarter. However, if consumers get spooked by a “tough” budget then it could be a difficult Christmas for many across the industry, compounding additional cost pressures with reduced demand. My colleague Charlie Barnes also notes that we are expecting employment costs to rise further following the budget with an expected national minimum wage increase to account for the cost of living. Plus, it’s looking more likely that the chancellor will announce plans to impose employers’ NIC on employers’ pension contributions which will hit future remuneration for staff. The combination of all these measures will acutely hit the hospitality industry, so tailored support from the government is needed to maintain, and even accelerate growth. Reforming the business rates system effectively by implementing a new lower permanent multiplier for hospitality is a key policy decision that would help ease cost pressures and deliver more certainty. In addition, bringing our VAT rates into line with our European counterparts would help stimulate demand and, in turn, investment in the industry. RSM UK Consumer HQ Jacqui Baker | Chris Tate | Lisa Alty | Hannah McCarthy | Robyn Duffy https://lnkd.in/egiFxmuq
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Halloween special: will the Autumn Budget offer a trick or a treat? The government faces the unenviable task of testing the tolerance of UK businesses. If businesses can withstand the pressure of change, there’s a promise of certainty, stability and strategic direction - and with that the potential for growth. However, tinkering with the fiscal rules to unlock £20bn ushers in the risk of unintended consequences Employer National Insurance, capital gains tax, inheritance tax and fuel duty are all firmly under the spotlight. Come Wednesday, will the fiscal measures spell a trick or a treat? #Budget2024 #AutumnBudget
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AI might be making our lives easier, but it’s also making it easier for cyber criminals to scale up their attacks. The ability to automate means more efficiency and we’re seeing greater volume rather than complexity. There’s a rise in deep fakes, impersonations and better capabilities to evade detection - it’s putting threat actors on the front foot. Sheila Pancholi, National Technology & Cyber Risk Assurance Leader, Stuart Leach, Cyber Partner, and Alex Sromek, Head of Cyber Security at SSP Group Plc discuss how businesses can get ahead of these attempts. https://lnkd.in/e6C6XGei
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Will you be on the Gains train this Wednesday? With the UK Budget approaching, speculation about potential increases in Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rates is continuing. Some suggest this could be the moment to introduce a CGT exit charge for wealthy individuals leaving the UK — a move aimed at limiting tax revenue loss from those relocating to countries with more favourable tax regimes. Currently, individuals can leave the UK without incurring a tax charge simply for departing. But could the UK follow suit with other countries already imposing such charges? With, or without, an exit charge, if you’re thinking of moving yourself or your assets abroad, there are plenty of other tax traps to navigate. Being proactive can save you time and money. Read our latest article to stay informed about potential CGT changes and how they might affect you. https://lnkd.in/e32hJ5-D
The challenges of a UK CGT exit charge | RSM UK
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Will the new industrial strategy, which will be outlined further in the Budget, accelerate reshoring across UK Manufacturers? Our latest Manufacturing Investment Monitor report in partnership with Make UK, sheds light on the industry’s investment plans, particularly focusing on driving productivity through investments in digital technologies. Read the full report to learn more about the key investment decisions that are shaping the future of manufacturing. https://lnkd.in/eGq5wvrE #AutumnBudget #Budget2024 #BudgetPredictions #ukmfg
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Slowing wage growth and a significant drop in inflation—with a November rate cut now almost a sure thing, could this be the tipping point for a Bank of England rate cut in December as well? Two major data releases this week might have just paved the way. Thomas Pugh dives into why disinflation is accelerating and what it could mean for interest rates as we approach the end of the year. Read the full insights in the post below.
Slower wage growth and a big fall in inflation mean a November rate cut is nailed on and there's a good chance of another one in December. Two major pieces of data this week went in the MPC's favour. First, headline wage growth in August slowed sharply and, more importantly, private sector regular wage growth, which matters more to the MPC, took another step down. Second, inflation dropped to just 1.7% in September, its lowest level in three years and well below the 2.1% the Bank of England had expected. While this was driven by lower petrol prices and airfares, which can be volatile, services and core inflation both fell as well. Admittedly, both wage growth and inflation will rebound a bit later this year due to public sector pay settlements and higher energy prices. But the takeaway from the first two of this weeks data releases is that disinflation in the economy is proceeding at pace. That should give the Bank a lot more confidence to be more "aggressive" with rate cuts. A November rate cut is a sure bet and the chances of a sequential December cut have jumped from 50% to 75%. It may be the size of the budget that determines whether that next rate cut comes before or after Christmas. #RSMUK #RealEconomy #Inflation #Pay #InterestRates
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How can businesses limit risks while maintaining best practice regarding cyber security legislation? Regulatory frameworks need to be flexible to accommodate the evolution of threats and targeting, however this creates issues for businesses. The one constant is that the cyber security landscape is ever-changing. Sheila Pancholi, National Technology & Cyber Risk Assurance Leader, Stuart Leach, Cyber Partner, and Alex Sromek, Head of Cyber Security at SSP Group Plc discuss how cyber security is becoming an increasingly significant point of consideration. https://lnkd.in/etwZsB7y
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Our Early Careers programme is now open, and our recent grads have shared their insights about life at RSM. We have plenty of opportunities for you to grow, from developing key client relationships to tackling complex projects, the journey will challenge you—but the rewards are worth it. If you’re ready to push yourself, learn from the best, and make a lasting impact, RSM’s Early Careers programme is the perfect place to start. Whether your interest lies in external audit, financial modelling, or communications, you’ll find a path that leads to success. Considering your next move? Discover how you can make your mark with RSM.
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With changes to fiscal rules, an increase in taxes and potentially more government investment, this Budget is the most important in years. Overall, our economist Thomas Pugh doubts it will upset the economic recovery currently underway and it could set the stage for a much-needed increase in investment. His one area of concern? If done badly, there is a risk that business and consumer confidence is damaged, undermining the path to economic recovery. Read the full predictions, where Sheena McGuinness, Thomas Pugh, Kelly Boorman, Charlie Barnes and Chris Etherington share their thoughts here: https://lnkd.in/e4fxwAUT #AutumnBudget #Budget2024 #BudgetPredictions