The VAT filing deadline is approaching: How to get prepared
It’s important to stay up to date with the latest regulations and requirements related to taxes, including Value Added Tax (VAT) to avoid penalties.
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What should you consider when starting your own business?
Starting a business can be an exciting and rewarding experience.
What you should include in a business plan
Business plans provide goals to work towards, help identify potential problems, give insight into competitors, and highlight potential opportunities.
Avoid these costly VAT mistakes
Small business owners need to take measures to avoid costly mistakes when it comes to calculating, reporting and paying Value Added Tax (VAT).
What do you need to know about Inheritance Tax?
Are you thinking about the tax implications of your estate and what this could mean for your loved ones after you pass?
How to navigate your first year as a business
Starting your own business is a major achievement and you will have spent a lot of time planning this venture and hoping for success. But navigating through the first year of this new business will be essential to achieve your…
How can you deal with VAT return errors?
If you are running a business, handling VAT returns can be complex. You may have submitted returns with errors previously if you were unsure of what to do and could be at risk of further investigation or fines from HM…
Businesses need to be prepared for changes to business rates from April
The Valuation Office Agency (VOA) has updated the rateable values of all business, and other non-domestic, properties in England and Wales. They will take effect from 1 April 2023.
Ready to make a move to the cloud – Find out how you can migrate smoothly
Cloud accounting offers many useful features that can help to save time and make your business more efficient.
How to handle an overdrawn director’s loan account
As a director, have you ever considered taking a loan from your company? If so, it’s important to be aware of the potential risks associated with an overdrawn director’s loan account (ODLA).