News
Cashflow projections and budget assistance
20 May 2020
In these unprecedented times, many small and medium-sized businesses have reported significant problems with cash flow. In addition to drawing on Government-backed financial support, there are a number of measures you can take, to manage your cash flow as effectively as possible.
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Tax payment plans
20 May 2020
The Government has announced a raft of measures to help businesses including extended time to pay and tax holidays. Businesses will not have to make VAT payments due between 20 March and 30 June 2020. They will also have until 31 March 2021 to pay any tax that has accumulated during the deferral period. HMRC has confirmed...
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R&D Tax Credits
20 May 2020
The Government created Research and Development (R&D) tax credits to reward those companies in the UK that are investing in innovation. As businesses exploring new opportunities for new revenue streams to replace business lost as a result of the Coronavirus crisis, interest in R&D tax credits is seeing a strong surge.
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Dividend Tax Planning
20 May 2020
It doesn’t take a crystal ball to see the future when it comes to future tax increases. The UK economy has gone through the biggest economic crisis since World War II and the Chancellor has been forced to give away billions of pounds in order to prop up businesses. But all this comes at a cost. What one hand gives away, the other hand...
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Inheritance Tax
20 May 2020
With thousands of us separated from families and locked down in self-isolation thoughts are likely to turn to the future and what we can do to ensure our family are cared for once we are gone. The number of Wills being written and reviewed as a result of the Coronavirus have spiked, as people take the necessary steps to ensure their...
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Business Advisory Services
20 May 2020
Contracts & Agreements. Assistance with business plans and pricing reviews
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Contracts & Agreements
20 May 2020
The impact of the Coronavirus crisis may mean that you are approached by suppliers or customers to review the terms of existing contracts or, in the event of suppliers failing, it may mean you have to negotiate new contracts with new suppliers.
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Assistance with business plans and pricing reviews
20 May 2020
Under-pricing your goods and services to attract new customers is a tactic used by many businesses. In the short term, it keeps the work rolling in and your staff busy. But the ‘keeping busy’ strategy only works for so long. In the longer term it can be detrimental to your business model.
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Payroll & HR advice
20 May 2020
The payroll and HR landscape has changed almost beyond recognition in recent months. Following the easing of the lockdown, your workers will inevitably have many questions and requests that you will need to deal with, balancing your employee’s demands with the needs of your business.
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Practical Employment Law Considerations For Returning to Work
20 May 2020
Large volumes of employees returning to a shared workplace (especially if public transport is used) represents a huge risk for the spreading and contracting of Coronavirus so the phased return approach has been introduced. Only those whose roles require them to be in the office/workplace will return first, with others who...
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