by Richard Beasley | 27th June 2019 | Blog
When you supply goods and services, you expect to be paid for it. Outstanding invoices compromise your cashflow so it’s understandable that you also want to receive payment promptly. Britain does however have a deeply embedded culture of late payments. For some... by Peter Bowyer | 27th June 2019 | Blog
Working from home yields all kinds of benefits. No commuting, flexibility, an improved work-life balance and you have the freedom to create the kind of environment you know you’re most productive in. Allowing staff to work remotely also has many advantages for... by Lisa Smith | 6th June 2019 | Blog
Something we know from both personal experience and having worked with many different types of clients over the years, is that running a business can be incredibly time-consuming. Anything that can help to lighten the load is always warmly welcomed and that’s why we... by Yvonne Miles | 29th May 2019 | Blog
If you’re in charge of running a charity, you’ll be familiar with how it differs from operating a business and how its motives and goals vary. Non-profit organisations are also treated very differently under the law. This means that managing a charity’s accounts can... by Peter Bowyer | 24th May 2019 | Blog
A survey carried out by the UK-based bank, Paragon, has revealed that 58% of landlords saw their tax bill increase in 2017/18. With an average annual increase of £3,039, a third of landlords surveyed said the tax they owed was either a little or a lot more than they... by Peter Bowyer | 30th April 2019 | Blog
Below is everything you need to know about personal tax planning for 2019/20. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Income How much income you pay depends on where you live in the UK. Scotland is for example in receipt of...