Energy costs remain an important consideration for UK businesses, with wholesale energy prices continuing to be affected by volatility in global markets.
Ofgem has announced…
Growing sales is an obvious goal for most businesses. But higher turnover doesn’t necessarily mean higher profits.
A business can increase its sales while seeing…
With childcare costs continuing to be a significant expense for many working families, it’s worth checking whether you could benefit from the Tax-Free Childcare scheme.
The…
HMRC is contacting some self-employed individuals whose National Insurance records may contain gaps that could affect their State Pension entitlement.
If you receive a letter…
The Government has announced a significant expansion of the British Business Bank's Growth Guarantee Scheme. This provides greater access to finance for small and medium-sized businesses across the UK.
Announced by…
HMRC has launched a consultation on plans to introduce a new criminal offence for individuals who make reckless, untrue statements or declarations in relation to direct taxes, including Income Tax and National…
Mandatory payrolling of benefits in kind will begin in stages rather than applying to every benefit at once. From 6 April 2027, employers will have to payroll five categories of…
The main Companies House accounts filing changes will take effect from April 2028, one year later than previously planned. The delay gives companies, accountants and software providers more time, but…
When you're focused on winning customers, delivering work and managing the day-to-day demands of running a business, writing a business plan can easily fall to the bottom of the priority…
Companies House payment scams and misleading intellectual property invoices can look surprisingly official. For example, they may use public company details, formal wording, logos, payment deadlines and QR codes to…