The Chancellor Rishi Sunak took to the stage on 23rd March to give his Spring Statement. Over the years this has very much felt like a ‘mini budget’ and this …

During late 2021 the government announced that it would support further funding of the NHS and social care sector through the introduction on a new ‘Health & Social Care Levy’. …

Another year, another Budget! This year’s second budget was a little quiet on the tax front. While there were plenty of announcements around financial matters, in this blog we’ve covered …

As a small business, payroll can seem like yet another daunting task to have to manage. Payroll does bring its own complexities with it, so in this short blog we’ll …

Being a limited company can be awesome for tax saving in the right circumstances. If you are already a sole trader business, then turning into a limited company creates opportunities …

Whilst this is a popular accounting joke we do every year, (we don’t get out much!), it is also a fairly exciting point in the year for us tax geeks. …

In his Budget speech, The Chancellor announced a new grant linked to business rates, so for those businesses with premises. The new ‘Restart Grant’ is payable to businesses in England, …

Can I start a new business while I’m on furlough? Oh yes indeed! We’ve seen some fantastic businesses launched over the last year that have really worked during (and often …

If your sales are approaching £85,000 in the last 12 months, then you are also approaching the threshold where you must register for VAT. You might have decided you do …

During Lockdown 1.0, business owners had the option to delay (defer) paying their VAT bill for VAT payments due between 20th March 2020 and 30th June 2020. For most businesses, …