by Steve Greehy | 25th October 2019 | Blog
As the global financial crisis took hold in 2008, banks attempted to bring the world economy back to life by slashing base interest rates. The idea behind this is to make saving less attractive, thus prompting people to spend their money instead. In the UK, the Bank... 
by Peter Bowyer | 21st October 2019 | Blog
With IR35 being rolled out to the private sector from April 2020, businesses have just six months left to prepare for the new payroll rules which will be coming into force. Changes to IR35 Currently, contractors who operate through their own personal service company... 
by Lisa Smith | 27th September 2019 | Blog
If you’re a business owner, chances are you already know that VAT is applicable to you if your turnover exceeds £85,000 a year. This is however providing you supply goods or services bought and sold for consumption in the EU. VAT (Value Added Tax) is known in general... 
by Peter Bowyer | 12th September 2019 | Blog
For most people living in the UK, the question of what income and gains should be included on their tax return is easily answered because they are both UK-domiciled and a UK tax resident. Anyone domiciled and resident in the UK needs to report their worldwide income... 
by Peter Bowyer | 20th August 2019 | Blog
The construction industry has had a huge impact in the UK. In 2017, it contributed an impressive £113 billion to the economy, with construction output increasing by a further 14% in the 18 months to the end of September 2018.Even better, demand for domestic... 
by Yvonne Miles | 30th July 2019 | Blog
The larger your business, the more likely it is that there are inefficiencies at play. Even the smallest companies can be affected however which means that we can all benefit from taking the time to reflect on where our systems and processes can be tightened up....