Accounting support from social media and AI might seem helpful at a time when people are looking to bring down costs, as it is effectively free.
Read More »An average loss of £700 – the true cost of not listening to an accountant
Cash tied up in unpaid invoices, with upcoming payroll and other business costs pending, can be frustrating and destabilising for many SMEs.
Read More »Invoice financing vs overdrafts: Which one closes your cash flow gap?
The Autumn Budget is now less than two months away, falling on 28 October 2026. As business owners anxiously await the proposed tax changes, employees tend to be waiting to see if there will be any changes to their living wage base pay.
Read More »What a change in the National Living Wage could mean for SMES ahead of the Autumn Budget
Employment costs typically make up one of the biggest expenditures a business can face, meaning that cuts there feel inevitable for most owners when times get tough.
Read More »Retention or recruitment – Which is more costly for your business?
Doing payroll can be quite a tricky process for employers. With so many factors going into the process, it can be easy to make an error.
National Payroll Week is a fitting moment to look again at how payroll actually runs in your business.
Read More »Five ways small businesses can improve payroll efficiency
Evolving compliance requirements mean the goalposts for payroll compliance are regularly moving and the risk of financial penalties is increasing.
Read More »Three costly payroll compliance risks every small business needs to be aware of
HMRC sent over 65,000 warning letters to cryptocurrency investors over the last year due to a suspected underpayment of tax.
Read More »Crypto investors have paid £1.38 billion in tax: Do you know what you need to pay?
It is no longer just the grass that is brown as the changing seasons are being reflected on the leaves of the UK’s deciduous trees.
Read More »What does the end of the Great British Summer Savings scheme mean for businesses?
If you are a shareholder in a company you have little involvement in, you might not realise a share disposal can trigger Capital Gains Tax (CGT).
