As a small business, cutting your emissions and creating innovative climate solutions offers tangible business value. Small businesses that take action will meet changing customer and investor expectations, build supply chain resilience, retain market access and win new business.

Did you know you can give ‘trivial gifts’ to your employees without any tax consequences? But what counts as trivial when it comes to gifts? We explain the rules.

On Budget Day the Chancellor announced an extension to the 30 day filing & payment timescale for Property & Land sales to 60 days.

Was the Autumn Budget & Spending Review a sign of good things to come? Our Budget summary gives you the lowdown and highlights the key measures for your business.

Increases to National Insurance contributions (NICs) are on the way. But do you know the full implications for you and your business?

A guide to explain the options available if you are considering closing down your Limited Company.

Talking about estate planning at an early stage can help to reduce inheritance tax (IHT) costs. We’ll explain the benefits of Business Property Relief and how it saves your beneficiaries thousands in IHT.

Are you self-employed? If you are, you may be eligible for the 5th tranche of the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS). Talk to us about checking your eligibility.

How charitable donations can benefit you and/or your company as well as the charity.

No tariffs, no quotas, the headlines said. But there is significant change. To move goods, borders now matter in a way they didn’t before: even between mainland Britain and Northern Ireland.

With the Covid-19 impact on the economy, many previously thriving companies may find it difficult to use traditional patterns of remuneration this year.

Today, after a very challenging year, the Chancellor has delivered his second Budget. In advance of our full commentary, we have put the highlights of today’s announcements here.

Review your financial affairs with our timely insights to check that you are not paying more tax than you need to.

VAT is changing for the #construction industry. Talk to us and we’ll explain the implications of the new VAT reverse charge.

From 1 January 2021, if you are a UK-based business bringing or receiving goods from the EU, you must complete an import declaration to get your goods through customs.

From 1 January 2021 you need an EORI number to move goods between the UK and the EU.

HMRC confirms that annual party exemption applies to virtual festivities, including gifts consumed at the party.