Next year’s National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage have been hot topics of discussion with experts warning they must go up to meet the Government’s goal for it to match two thirds of median earnings.
As of 15 June 2025, a major update to Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) is now in effect. The new methodology, known as RdSAP 10, changes… Read More »How the new EPC rules could hit your rental income and property value
In today’s interconnected world, cyber‑risk has gone from a simple technical concern to an existential threat for businesses. Every business should be preparing itself to… Read More »The cybercriminals are coming – Is your business ready?
Many business owners assume artificial intelligence (AI) is only relevant for large corporations. However, modern tools are already helping smaller firms reduce costs in subtle… Read More »How can AI deliver unexpected savings within your business?
For a long time, pensions have offered a tax-efficient way to pass on wealth to the next generation. Under current rules, most defined-contribution pensions sit… Read More »Should I be worrying about the size of my pension? IHT reform raises questions about this tax-efficient investment
Grants are available to businesses in a wide variety of sectors, but unfortunately, too many businesses miss out on this vital form of funding. An… Read More »Unlocking growth: Grant funding
The UK unemployment rate has increased to 4.7 per cent from March to May 2025, while the annual growth in employees’ average earnings has slowed… Read More »Wage growth slows and unemployment rises – What this may mean for your business in months to come
The Employment Rights Bill looks set to come into law by the end of the year. Now is the time for any business that hires… Read More »The Employment Rights Bill – Why it matters for your future finances and success
It can be confusing trying to keep pace with the changes to Companies House since the introduction of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act… Read More »A clearer picture of Companies House reform – Making sense of what is and isn’t coming
As the Government attempts to balance its books, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has revealed over 2.6 million taxpayers will be hit with tax bills on their savings.
