Change is on the horizon; ever-evolving technology means we’ll see a whole range of emerging business trends in 2020. We want to help you prepare your business for a new decade of success, so here’s our run-through of 8 small business tips for the new year:
In the season of goodwill, employers might like to show their appreciation for their employees, or thank their customers for their business, with a festive gift. Here’s our guide to tax exemptions on gifting for employees and customers.
With just days until the UK General election this Thursday 12 December, here’s how your choice of political party could affect the future of your business.
We are delighted to announce that we’ve joined forces with leading Billericay accountants, First Call Accounting.
We are confident that getting on-board with cloud accounting software now will revolutionise the way your company finances are managed in the long-term. Read on for everything you need to know about cloud accounting and how it can benefit your business.
You might be familiar with the P11D, but there is another way to report taxable benefits in kind. Since April 2016, employers can choose to payroll their employees’ benefits. Find out how to get started.
To help you decide which structure might suit your charity or non-profit organisation, we have produced our guide on CIC and CIO statuses.
We are proud to announce our sponsorship of the Mini Green stage at this year’s Village Green Festival, a family-friendly arts and music event taking place in Chalkwell Park, Southend-on-Sea, on 13 July 2019.
This month, the State Pension age is increasing as part of the gradual rises outlined in the Pensions Act 2011, and there are changes to pension benefit rules too. Here are all the updates to be aware of this month.
The new financial year introduces a series of updates to personal and business tax thresholds. There are also changes to pensions and savings that will be coming into effect from April 2019 to be aware of. However, some allowances will be staying the same in the new tax year. Here’s how these tax allowances will affect you in 2019/20.
