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Most small business owners understand how crucial it is to manage their finances in order to operate successfully. A significant way to save money and stimulate growth for your business is to take advantage of the Employment Allowance. Here we explore the ins and outs of the Employment Allowance, and how it can benefit your business.
If your small business is ready to start taking card payments, you may be wondering which payment processors are the most suitable and if it’s best to hire or buy payment card readers. Whilst most offer the same basic function, it could be the detail in the feature, the hidden costs or the type of payment which help you make a final choice. Let’s explore some of the top card readers.
In March, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Spring Budget 2023. From tax changes to energy support, we take a look at the main points which will affect small businesses and see how the government plans to provide support in these challenging times.
Understanding the differences between Flat Rate and Standard Rate VAT is important when you are considering going VAT registered, or if you are about to reach the VAT threshold where registration is mandatory. There’s no formula to say one is better than the other, but understanding how the Standard Rate VAT and the VAT Flat Rate Schemes work can help you weigh up which is right for your business, if you have the choice between the two.
Virtual cards can drastically change the way your business manages and makes payments, saving your business time and money as well as increasing security and flexibility to your team. Here we explore the benefits of virtual credit cards and how they can make a difference to your business.
The government recently announced that the Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self-Assessment scheme for the self-employed, sole traders and landlords would be delayed until a phased approach in April 2026. Here we look at the implications along with important information such as how to sign up for MTD and the software you need to submit records to HMRC.
In the Autumn Statement 2022, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced some reversals to the mini budget that took place in September. He also announced several measures to attempt to stabilise the fragile economy. Here we look at some of these key points and how they might affect limited companies and sole traders.
What happens to your business after you die is not something that you may want to think about right now, but forward planning can save serious headaches for those left behind should you pass away unexpectedly.
It’s always our mission to deliver the latest news affecting tax, the economy and government policy on finance, but possibly there has never been so much uncertainty, with changes being announced left, right and centre. Now things have settled – at least for the short term – let’s take a look at what was announced in the September 2022 mini budget, and what’s changed since.
With the cost of living crisis hitting businesses hard on the bottom line, it is a good time to be looking at ways to save money. The following tips will help you reduce costs, without compromising on service quality or client care.
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