Landlords – are your books in order?
If you are a property landlord errors in your bookkeeping can make it very difficult to monitor your profits and keep track of expenses, as well as monitoring yields on investments.
Read MoreIf you are a property landlord errors in your bookkeeping can make it very difficult to monitor your profits and keep track of expenses, as well as monitoring yields on investments.
Read MoreChanges to Mortgage Interest Relief came into effect in 2020 a year on has much changed? Landlords have been limited to income tax relief at the basic rate of 20%. They have seen a large increase in their taxable profits and a corresponding drop in ‘real’ profits.
Read MoreAn Enterprise Management Incentive, or EMI, is a government‑backed, tax-advantageous employee share scheme. An EMI scheme offers significant tax incentives for employers and employees.
Read MoreSomething I have been asked several times recently is when should directors seek advice from an insolvency practitioner. My answer is always “as soon as possible”!
Read MoreA vast majority of business owners either trade from home or, if they do require offices or a factory, either prefer to rent their premises on commercial terms or don’t understand the benefits of property ownership.
Read MoreGetting saving early really can pay off. Think about it – if you’re money is invested or earning interest today, you’ve a better chance of that money growing over a longer period of time.
Read MoreMany of us are tired of the term ‘new normal’. We are used to, yet tired of social distancing, but deep down we know, nothing is ever going to be quite the same again.
Read MoreSmaller employers are starting to join in and are looking into providing benefits to employees but can be concerned about the extra red tape, as well as the cost and administering of the benefit.
Read MoreThis article will explain the optimal salary for a personal and family company and how to use dividends to ensure tax efficiency.
Read MoreIn March 2021, the VAT position changed as far as certain construction services are concerned with the introduction of Domestic Reverse Charge (DRC). So what led to this momentous change?
Read MoreIf you are not yet filing your VAT returns under Making Tax Digital or are self employed or a landlord then you may be affected over the next couple of years.
Read MoreUsed in the context of business, the word “competitive” takes on a different meaning to what you’d normally expect. When a business or a customer uses the word “competitive” they’re referring to low or cheap prices.
Read MoreBefore talking about potential sources of finance, there is one thing that needs to be mentioned. This is to make sure that you have a proper, rock-solid business plan.
Read MoreThis would be a useful guide to read even before approaching your own bank for a request as they are not always the best option for you.
Read MoreWhile the new tax year may have only just begun, did you know you can file your self-assessment tax return any time after 6th April 2021?
Read MoreHow prepared are you for when the COVID-19 related financial support and other interim measures fall away?
Read MoreThe only sure-fire thing you can count on during the tumultuous beginning stages of your business or later in its development is the protection offered by commercial insurance.
Read MoreRunning an SME is a full on roller coaster of a ride. As time ticks, you’re thrown in all sorts of directions and can even feel as though you’re in free fall going backwards sometimes.
Read MoreMoney makes the world go round, or so they say. It’s certainly important and whether you like it or not, its something you can’t avoid. Some people bury their head in the sand at the thought of dealing with their personal and family finances, but ignore it at your peril.
Read MoreThe state of the insurance industry continues to fluctuate. This can be confusing for business owners trying to forecast future insurance costs while industry experts monitor the market and try to project whether insurance premiums will rise and by how much.
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