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Articles by Malcolm Joy
What Families Need to Know About Trump Accounts and the New IRS Rules
Trump Accounts, the new tax-deferred accounts for children, were created by Public Law 119-21 (the “OBBBA”) and offer families $1,000 in government seed money per child for children born in calendar years 2025, 2026, 2027, or 2028. Children born outside of that window who cannot get the subsidy are still eligible to set up an account if they have not turned age 18 before the end of the calendar year in which an election is made to enroll in the program.
Decentralized AI Training vs. Data Centers: How Algorithms Are Reshaping Control of Artificial Intelligence
An abstract illustration representing artificial intelligence. For years, the most powerful artificial intelligence systems have been trained behind closed doors–inside massive data centers owned by a select few technology giants. These facilities concentrate thousands of GPUs in a single location, connected by ultra-fast internal networks that allow models to be trained as one tightly synchronized system. This setup has long been treated as a technical necessity.
Is Early Transatlantic Collaboration the Key to Global Product Success?
The UK stands tall as Europe's leading startup hub, raising $17.3B in 2025 till date—more than the next three leaders France, Germany, and Switzerland combined. Yet behind this headline lies a sobering reality: only 2% of UK startups now graduate from Seed to Series A, down sharply from 12.5% in 2020. This isn't just a funding gap, it's a structural bottleneck.
Why UK Startups Are Looking to the US for Growth and Capital
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Why UK Startups Are Looking to the US for Growth and Capital
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From London to Silicon Valley: Why UK Startups Are Expanding Stateside
For tech and life sciences startups in the UK, the US often becomes a key part of their global growth strategy. With a stable regulatory environment, attractive tax incentives, top-tier universities and a collaborative innovation culture, the UK offers a strong launchpad. Founders benefit from an ecosystem that prioritises capital efficiency, technical strength and sustainable models. However, as startups mature, domestic support often wanes—prompting many to explore opportunities abroad.
Navigating the US Venture Capital Landscape as a UK Startup
The United States (US) represents a massive opportunity for ambitious UK startups and forms a fundamental part of their expansion plans. With its vast market size, deep pools of venture capital and culture of disruptive innovation, the US venture ecosystem offers transformative potential; yet, this transatlantic leap is fraught with challenges—new legal structures, tangled tax regulations and differing accounting standards.
Expanding to the US: Tax and Accounting
This article explores common tax and accounting challenges that non-US businesses encounter when entering the US market. For many businesses, especially in the tech sector, expanding into the US can lead to rapid growth and significant opportunities. It’s crucial to establish a solid framework from the outset to avoid costly mistakes and excessive management efforts. Do You Need a US Subsidiary? One of the first considerations when expanding into the US is whether you need to establish a subsidiary.
Corporate trade: Paying for services with goods
The multinational pharmaceutical company Perrigo had 120 lines of excess product that they were unable to sell. The product sat in a warehouse and with the product depreciating in value, Perrigo engaged in a corporate trade. They ‘traded’ their product for media time and space. For their product they bought media time on Portuguese television on networks such as SIC and TVI, while in the UK their product allowed them to advertise with media companies such as JC Decaux, Hearst Magazines and Sky.
Why agility starts with procurement
Procurement The word on everyone’s lips right now is agility. From startups to unicorns, we are conditioned to admire agile traits to reduce costs, or accelerate and fuel growth strategies. Some great businesses were built on agile principles, while others are victims of their inability to react where change was needed or to accelerate where opportunity arose. Agility is now, and it is here to stay.
Preparing the ground: how SMEs should tackle Brexit
Brexit is undoubtedly one of the most significant political events in the UK in the last 50 years. We all know that the issues thrown up by the Brexit process are still being thrashed out by senior officials on either side of the channel. But, even before the UK has officially left the European Union, small business owners are being forced to adjust to a vastly different trading landscape.
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