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Government boost for SMEs ahead of Small Business Saturday
Small Business Saturday takes place this week, and this year it comes with exciting news for small business owners.
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How the latest HMRC advisory fuel rates impact your business travel costs
The HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) advisory fuel rates, updated quarterly, play an important role in how businesses manage employee reimbursements for company car travel.
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How to stay secure ahead of the Self-Assessment deadline
As the 31 January Self-Assessment tax return deadline approaches, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued a stark warning about an increase in scams.
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Succession or sale? The case for selling your business before the 2026 Inheritance Tax changes
The Autumn Budget brought clarity to many areas of tax planning, but for family-run businesses, one announcement could prove particularly challenging.
Are you prepared for the payroll challenges of hiring seasonal workers?
With Christmas just over a month away, many businesses are finalising their plans for seasonal recruitment or are already welcoming temporary staff on board.
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A landlord’s guide to HMRC’s Let Property Campaign
The Let Property Campaign is an initiative designed by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) designed for landlords who may have undeclared income from letting out
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Steps for employers to remain compliant with National Minimum Wage increases
In the recent Budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that National Minimum Wage (NMW) rates would increase as of April 2025.
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Capital Gains Tax is increasing – What does this mean for you?
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) was a significant target for the Chancellor in the Autumn Budget – with an immediate rise put in place for both
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Employers squeezed as wages and National Insurance rise
In Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ 2024 Autumn Budget, she announced over £40 billion of tax increases, as the Government attempts to fill a £22 billion gap
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