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The 11 March Budget from the new Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, included £7 billion of expenditure targeting the impact of Covid-19 on employees, the self-employed and businesses. On 17 March a further raft of measures was announced, amounting to an additional £20 billion of support expenditure plus £330 billion of loan guarantees. By 20 March another […]
Last week’s Budget from the new Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, included £7 billion of expenditure targeting the impact of Covid-19 on employees, the self-employed and businesses. Six days later a further raft of measures was announced, amounting to an additional £20 billion of support expenditure plus £330 billion of loan guarantees. The Chancellor’s 17 March statement […]
As part of our comprehensive tax planning services, we advise you on capital gains tax, and the following updates above will be of interest to you if you own properties: Capital gains tax may occur on gains you make when selling a property, unless that property qualifies as your PPR for the entire duration of ownership, in which […]
Many small business owners are used to making calculated risks and bold decisions. While risks are an important part of being an entrepreneur, it doesn’t mean you should be willing to be careless and take any risks. As accountants for small business owners, we often come across some common financial mistakes business owners make. To […]
When coming up with techniques for financial planning for their business, most business owners expect and plan for business growth, rather than planning for their businesses failing. This optimistic outlook is a great asset to have for a business owner, however, planning for growth without creating a financial contingency plan is not realistic. When planning […]
In our last blog we talked about business infrastructure. Now, say for example you have the perfect amount of infrastructure – from printers to people. Once you have the ideal team, the next questions are obvious: How do I lead them? What is the most effective management style for a modern workplace? Only someone with […]
In our previous blog posts, we addressed tips to prepare your business for the summer. Now that summer is quite suddenly coming to an end, it’s around the time of year where businesses start to ask the bigger questions – for example, “Does my business have the right infrastructure in place?”. To answer this question, […]
In our last post, we gave you business tips to make the most of summer for your business, and today, we will advise you on the accounting side of things. You may be going on a family holiday, or business may be slow during the summer months, but it’s no reason to forget about your […]
While summer may be a slow time for businesses, for individuals, it is typically a time when we spend more than we do the rest of the year, due to holidays, weddings, and other events. While it’s great to indulge once in a while, you should not forget your financial goals altogether this summer! Below […]
For some small companies, business is booming during the summer. For others, this sunny season often is synonymous with decreased productivity. However, as we explained in our last post, there are many ways to maintain and even increase employee productivity during the summer, and the same goes for your businesses’ sales and visibility. Regardless of […]
