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Emerging from lockdown
The government have now declared their intention to have all businesses in the UK free of lockdown restrictions from 21st June 2021.
When is my tax due?
If you run a small business which is not incorporated (not a limited company) it is important to know how much your tax will be and when your tax payments are due.
Management Accounts – 10 benefits to help you grow your business
The vast majority of growing SME’s would benefit from the preparation of management accounts but what do they consist of and what are the advantages?
Is the cloud safe?
In this blog we will consider the safety of the Cloud when compared to our humble old personal computer. But first we need to consider what is actually at risk.
Offering the Techscheme to your Employees
The Techscheme is a way of financing tech purchases for your employees over a 12 month period in a way which saves them on National Insurance and is cost neutral for you.
Operating the Cycle to Work Scheme
The Cycle to Work scheme is a government initiative which aims to encourage employees to cycle to work for both the health and environmental benefits.
Capital Gains Tax on UK properties
Prior to 6 April 2020 capital gains on a UK residential property were reported in your self-assessment return for the year the property sold. From 6 April 2020 HMRC introduced a new policy requiring you to report and pay any capital gains within 30 days of the sale.
Choosing the right Cloud Accounting Software
Choosing the right cloud accounting software for your business is not easy. There are so many options to choose from all boasting different features and pricing.
Passwords
We all like our keys. Well, perhaps not the actual key but we sure like the idea of locking something that’s important to us. So why don’t we like passwords? They do the same thing don’t they?
Top 10 Tips for Sole Traders
Claim for All Your Business Mileage Make sure you claim for all business mileage completed in your own car. Business mileage can be claimed at 45p per mile for the first 10,000 and 25p per mile for any additional mileage