When the proposed Companies House filing changes were paused earlier this year, many business owners breathed a sigh of relief.
Some assumed the reforms had been scrapped altogether.
They haven’t.
Read moreWhen you’re buying a business or a property, tax is often the last thing on your mind. You’re focused on the purchase, the move, the renovations, or getting the business up and running.
Fast forward ten, twenty, or even thirty years and those old documents can make a significant difference to your tax bill.
Read moreWhat’s the Difference Between a Bookkeeper and an Accountant?
At a recent networking event, Justin Parsons asked a question that comes up surprisingly often:
Read moreKim O’Connor Davies introduced me to a productivity method that has been around for years but is just as relevant today as when it was first published.
The concept comes from the book Eat That Frog! by Brian Tracy and centres around a simple idea:
A new tax year is like setting off on a fresh voyage. Getting your payroll set up correctly from the start can make the journey smoother and more cost-effective. One key area to check is your Employment Allowance for 2026/27, which could save your business up to £10,500 in employer National Insurance.
In this article, Hannah explains how Employment Allowance works, who is eligible, and how to make sure you are claiming it correctly.
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