Regardless of your political persuasion, and regardless of your financial situation, a change in government could affect what you take for granted. It is best
It’s that time of year again when the mad rush to complete your self-assessment tax return is just around the corner, so we’ve put together
On Wednesday, 6th September, Director Michael Stack and his manager, Nadine Jones, were invited to attend The Federation of Small Businesses “Women in Business in
We are excited to announce that we have entered into a partnership with TechPixies, an organisation which aims to upskill women who have spent time
The government has listened to concerns raised by parliamentarians, in particular the Treasury Select Committee, businesses and professional bodies about the pace of change
The governments new tax free childcare system was launched in April 2017 by HM Revenue & Customs, but its introduction has been far from a smooth
The self-employed sector of the workforce has become a phenomenon in driving economic growth in the UK. Since 2001, the number of self-employed individuals has
Trying to understand your tax code is like attempting to translate Latin. But failing to decipher the alphabet soup of letters and numbers sent by
Philip Hammond had to ditch his grand plan to increase class 4 NICs for the self-employed just a week after he announced it in the
The chancellor, Philip Hammond, has delivered his first budget, with expected growth on the rise from 1.4% to 2% for 2017. Here are some
The VAT flat rate scheme (FRS) for limited cost businesses is set to increase to 16.5% from the current rate of 14.5%, this will take
The government’s new tax-free childcare scheme launches this year, providing working parents and self-employed workers with another option for tax savings on their childcare. Eligible