by Luke Stringer | Jan 12, 2022 | businessnews
The insolvency Service has had its powers extended on behalf of the Business Secretary to help tackle directors who dissolve companies to avoid paying their liabilities from Government-backed loans they took during the Covid-19. Previously the Insolvency...
by Luke Stringer | Jan 6, 2022 | businessnews
The government has issued financial support for businesses in the UK to help alleviate the effects Omicron is having. England Statutory Sick-Pay Rebate Scheme The Government will cover the cost of statutory sick pay for covid related absences for...
by Luke Stringer | Dec 14, 2021 | businessnews
With new covid rules being implemented across the UK, we thought we’d share all the current guidance that you need to know as a small business in England. Places where face coverings are compulsory As of Friday 10th December, face coverings became...
by Luke Stringer | Dec 9, 2021 | businessnews
According to the FSB, most small businesses who import from the EU are not prepared for the change of customs controls that are coming on 1st January 2022. According to their poll, a third of the participants were not even aware of the new requirements. Who is...
by Luke Stringer | Dec 7, 2021 | businessnews
The government will introduce making tax digital to businesses to help reduce the time taken to complete admin, allowing small businesses to focus on their customers, innovation and growth. Who will these changes affect? Businesses that have a taxable turnover...
by Luke Stringer | Sep 7, 2021 | businessnews, Running your Business
The Prime Minister has confirmed to raise national insurance contributions by 1.25% to help fund the NHS and an overhaul of social care, but what could this mean for business owners? National insurance for sole traders and partnerships business owners If...
