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Your Financial Year at a Glance: January and the Self-Assessment tax return deadline
Happy New Year! 2022 may have just started, but in financial terms, we’re almost at the end of the year. Whether you’re a sole trader or a partnership/ limited company, fully hands-on or happy to pass everything over to your accountant to deal...
Key Business Trends for 2022
The world is changing fast and businesses are having to adapt accordingly. Businesses across the world have been grappling with rapid transformation because of changes to working practices, shifts in buyer behaviour and ongoing economic...
Revenue expenditure – Property Repairs
How and when relief is available? What counts as a ‘repair’? HMRC defines a ‘repair’ as ‘the restoration of an asset by replacing subsidiary parts of the whole asset’. They illustrate this with the example of the cost of replacing tiles blown off...
How to Improve Cash Flow and Reduce Risk
Making sure bills are paid on time is absolutely critical for any business wanting to improve cash flow and strengthen the balance sheet, explains Warwick Haycock, accounting software specialist, Access Group SMEs are the backbone of the UK...
Pension Access Age Raised to 57
The government plans to increase the earliest age pension savers can access their pensions without incurring an unauthorised payments tax charge, known as the normal minimum pension age, from 55 to 57. The age change will come into force from 6...
Fuel pump crisis and the looming “challenging” winter
With panic buying at the pumps, the shortage of HGV drivers, and a looming winter energy crisis many of us are running our businesses in an ever increasing level of uncertainty. If you are concerned about the future of your business then take some...
Reducing your IHT Liabilities
Published 23rd September 2021 Most of us would prefer that our loved ones receive our wealth when we die, rather than the taxman. But with property becoming more expensive, more people than ever are becoming liable for inheritance tax. At...
New Health & Social Care Levy
New health and social care Levy to be introduced across the UK to provide extra cash to reform the Health and Social care systems in England. The Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last Tuesday that the proposed increases in National Insurance...
Work From Anywhere Policies
Work From Anywhere Policies The pandemic proved that many of us could do our jobs from literally anywhere. So how should a business manage this? These days we hear more and more about “digital nomads”. These are people who have embraced technology...
What to do when you get a pay rise
Coming out of a deep recession can be an exciting time. Many businesses are looking less shaky, jobs are looking more secure. With employers taking on new staff, some people may be looking at a hike in their income – either in a new role, or from...
Your Financial Year at a Glance: January and the Self-Assessment tax return deadline
Happy New Year! 2022 may have just started, but in financial terms, we’re almost at the end of the year. Whether you’re a sole trader or a partnership/ limited company, fully hands-on or happy to pass everything over to your accountant to deal with, it’s important to...
Key Business Trends for 2022
The world is changing fast and businesses are having to adapt accordingly. Businesses across the world have been grappling with rapid transformation because of changes to working practices, shifts in buyer behaviour and ongoing economic uncertainty. The way we work is...
Revenue expenditure – Property Repairs
How and when relief is available? What counts as a ‘repair’? HMRC defines a ‘repair’ as ‘the restoration of an asset by replacing subsidiary parts of the whole asset’. They illustrate this with the example of the cost of replacing tiles blown off by a storm. However,...
How to Improve Cash Flow and Reduce Risk
Making sure bills are paid on time is absolutely critical for any business wanting to improve cash flow and strengthen the balance sheet, explains Warwick Haycock, accounting software specialist, Access Group SMEs are the backbone of the UK economy, accounting for...
Pension Access Age Raised to 57
The government plans to increase the earliest age pension savers can access their pensions without incurring an unauthorised payments tax charge, known as the normal minimum pension age, from 55 to 57. The age change will come into force from 6 April 2028. Legislation...
Fuel pump crisis and the looming “challenging” winter
With panic buying at the pumps, the shortage of HGV drivers, and a looming winter energy crisis many of us are running our businesses in an ever increasing level of uncertainty. If you are concerned about the future of your business then take some time to reflect on...
Reducing your IHT Liabilities
Published 23rd September 2021 Most of us would prefer that our loved ones receive our wealth when we die, rather than the taxman. But with property becoming more expensive, more people than ever are becoming liable for inheritance tax. At AccountingPreneur we are...
New Health & Social Care Levy
New health and social care Levy to be introduced across the UK to provide extra cash to reform the Health and Social care systems in England. The Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last Tuesday that the proposed increases in National Insurance Contributions and...
Work From Anywhere Policies
Work From Anywhere Policies The pandemic proved that many of us could do our jobs from literally anywhere. So how should a business manage this? These days we hear more and more about “digital nomads”. These are people who have embraced technology in a way that allows...
What to do when you get a pay rise
Coming out of a deep recession can be an exciting time. Many businesses are looking less shaky, jobs are looking more secure. With employers taking on new staff, some people may be looking at a hike in their income – either in a new role, or from an existing employer...