Succession or sale? The case for selling your business before the 2026 Inheritance Tax changes 

The Autumn Budget brought clarity to many areas of tax planning, but for family-run businesses, one announcement could prove particularly challenging.  Continue reading→

Are you prepared for the payroll challenges of hiring seasonal workers?  

With Christmas just over a month away, many businesses are finalising their plans for seasonal recruitment or are already welcoming temporary staff on board.  Continue reading→

How to stay ahead of HMRC interest rate changes and avoid late payments 

The Bank of England’s decision to reduce the base rate to 4.75 per cent has triggered changes to HM Revenue & Customs’ (HMRC’s) interest rates, with late payment and repayment rates due to adjust on 18 and 26 November 2024.  Continue reading→

A landlord’s guide to HMRC’s Let Property Campaign 

The Let Property Campaign is an initiative designed by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) designed for landlords who may have undeclared income from letting out residential property, whether in the UK or abroad.  Continue reading→

Steps for employers to remain compliant with National Minimum Wage increases 

In the recent Budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that National Minimum Wage (NMW) rates would increase as of April 2025.  Continue reading→

Simple ways to invest in your team this Career Development Month 

This month is Career Development Month, a perfect opportunity to focus on upskilling your team.  Continue reading→

Double cab pickups to be taxed as company cars as Government confirms U-turn 

In a detail that may have been missed underneath the headlines, the recent Budget introduced a change for businesses that use double cab pickups as part of their fleet.  Continue reading→

How to ease the pressure within your business this Stress Awareness Day 

Today marks UK Stress Awareness Day and a good time to reflect on how stress affects your business – and what you can do about it.  Continue reading→

What the Autumn Budget 2024 means for SME owners 

From higher employer National Insurance (NI) contributions to increases in Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rates, the changes announced in last week’s Budget have obvious implications for owners of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Continue reading→

Why regular financial forecasting is so important

If you want to secure the long-term success of your business, we highly recommend doing some financial forecasting.Continue reading→

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