VAT fraud – Avoid getting caught out by phishing attacks
Scammers are increasingly targeting VAT-registered businesses with phishing attacks.
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Why an apprenticeship in accountancy could be your best career move
It is National Apprenticeship Week, which means there is no better time to talk about the benefits of starting your career with an accountancy apprenticeship.
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Are you missing out? The deadline to boost your State Pension is approaching
If you are hoping to maximise your State Pension, you only have two months left to take action before a key deadline on 5 April 2025.
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Fur and finance – Tax compliance in animal sales
If breeding and selling animals has turned into a source of income for you, you need to make sure your earnings are declared correctly to… Read More »Fur and finance – Tax compliance in animal sales
Optimising your credit control policies to deal with chronic late payers
Despite repeated calls for reform, the Government has shown little support for tackling chronic late payments, leaving businesses to fend for themselves. One effective solution… Read More »Optimising your credit control policies to deal with chronic late payers
Budgeting for the unknown – Contingency strategies and tips for businesses
No matter how well-prepared you may think you are, things will not always go to plan. It could be a sudden shift in the market,… Read More »Budgeting for the unknown – Contingency strategies and tips for businesses
How to capitalise on the Government’s AI push
In January, the Government unveiled its Artificial Intelligence (AI) Opportunities Plan, outlining how the UK hopes to shape the AI trajectory by driving economic growth,… Read More »How to capitalise on the Government’s AI push
Received a ‘One to Many’ letter recently?
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has recently issued One to Many (OTM) letters to private equity businesses and estate agents. These letters can be sent… Read More »Received a ‘One to Many’ letter recently?
Will a minimum wage rise trigger unexpected student loan repayments?
From 1 April 2025, the National Minimum Wage will rise to £12.21 per hour (an increase of 6.7 per cent), meaning rising employment costs for… Read More »Will a minimum wage rise trigger unexpected student loan repayments?
Millions miss Self-Assessment deadline – A reminder to prepare for 2026
The 31 January Self-Assessment deadline has come and gone, but for 1.1 million taxpayers who missed the cut-off, the consequences are only just beginning.
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