Tightening the reins on ‘side hustles’ – Navigating HMRC’s new powers
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is now using new powers granted to them by the Government to target a key area of tax evasion – online traders.
Category SME
Everything you should know before becoming a sole trader
Starting a freelance career marks a significant transition from traditional employment but it’s a decision that many are nervous to make.
Is unconscious bias impacting your business decisions?
When it comes to business decisions, taking an objective view is essential. But distinguishing your thoughts from the facts is easier said than done.
Understanding loss carry-back claims
In the unpredictable world of business, it’s not uncommon for companies to experience financial losses.
How can you leverage automation in your accounting process?
Most businesses are already using cloud accounting software to manage their finances. However, not all of them are taking full advantage of automated processes to streamline their accounting process.
The impact of Capital Gains Tax in estate planning
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is one of those terms that often elicits a groan from private clients, but understanding its intricacies can be incredibly beneficial in the long run.
Paper VAT registration to be abolished in latest digital move
In the latest move in their Making Tax Digital (MTD) campaign, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is removing paper VAT registration from 13 November 2023.
Could you afford a financial data GDPR breach?
In today’s digital age, data protection has become a paramount concern for businesses of all sizes.
How management accounts can help your business
Management accounts are vital in keeping on top of your business’s performance. But what are they, and how do they work?
The crucial role of sales forecasting
As an owner of a small to medium-sized enterprise (SME), juggling numerous responsibilities comes with the territory. Overseeing operations and growing your client base are vital tasks, but the key role of sales forecasting can sometimes be overlooked.