Whilst the world of business has slowed down it is now more important than ever to take a step back and give your accounting records an MOT!

Capital Gains - changes to the disposal of residential properties from 6th April 2020. There are 2 changes which will apply from 6th April 2

The new tax year is coming up and for a lot of businesses, the start of their new financial year so now is a good time for change and gettin

You’ve had a vision of your perfect business, you’ve got the skills to deliver, and the enthusiasm to break from the 9-5 and branch out on your own, but have you considered the financial aspects of a new start-up? Many businesses fail in their first year, and few will survive to year five — scary statistics. How can you ensure your business exceeds expectations and celebrates its sixth, seventh, eighth anniversary? There are a few simple steps you can follow to build your bus

In this fast-paced digital age, we must guard ourselves and our businesses from the threat of cyber fraud and online scammers. Phishing emails have become a common occurrence over recent years. Receiving a notification from a reputable source can scare us into handing over our passwords and credit card details. I’ve seen it happen time and again to intelligent and professional men and women. What risks do we face as business owners? Here are just a few examples for you: Telep

‘Do you think I would be able to get a mortgage if I am self employed?’ This is a question that we get asked frequently...

Now has never been a better time to think about switching your accounting records (if you haven’t already done so) into the cloud.

Are you a VAT registered business that currently manages your accounts on a spreadsheet? There are some important changes taking effect next year which will affect the way you store your records and submit your tax returns. It’s called ‘Making Tax Digital’ – a government plan to help individuals and businesses keep on top of their accounts more easily. It’s been introduced because evidence shows that many people unintentionally get their tax wrong, which is costly to the