eBay to force all UK traders to pay VAT
eBay traders will be forced to pay VAT on all purchases under new corporate structure rules to be launched later this year.Continue reading→
Labour to propose ambitious Income Tax shake-up
The Labour Party is set to unveil ambitious Income Tax plans which would see almost one million more British workers pulled into a higher tax bracket.Continue reading→
Next Government urged to keep SMEs “front of mind” during EU trade talks
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) should be “front of mind” during all trade negotiations with the European Union (EU), the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has said.Continue reading→
Three-quarters of firms don’t have access to robust mobile internet coverage, says study
Almost three-quarters of firms report “patchy” or no mobile internet coverage in their local area, a study has revealed.Continue reading→
Businesses ‘cautiously optimistic’ ahead of General Election
More than a fifth of UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are anticipating strong performance and business growth over the next 12 months, despite uncertainties surrounding Brexit and the upcoming General Election.Continue reading→
Labour party announce plans to increase corporation tax
The Labour party will increase the rate of corporation tax to boost funding for schools, it has been announced.Continue reading→
Start-up and small businesses shying away from exports, study reveals
Start-up and small businesses are shying away from export opportunities and favouring UK-only trade, a new report reveals.Continue reading→
SMEs not noticing cyber-attacks ‘until it is too late’
A new study suggests that an increasing number of UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are falling victim to cyber-crime – and many are failing to recognise they have been hit by an attack until it is too late.Continue reading→
Service sector growth runs away in April
The UK’s service sector has finally picked up after a miserable start to the year, a new study has revealed.Continue reading→
Taxpayer complaints about HMRC taking up to a year or more to be resolved, data reveals
An increasing number of UK taxpayers are having to wait up to a year – or sometimes even longer – for complaints about HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to be resolved.Continue reading→
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