The last month has been a confusing time with changes to the tier lockdown system and new government schemes being rolled out. This article aims to help you to understand the support on offer and what you’re eligible to claim.
While economic and political uncertainty continues from 2020, businesses will need to reassess their model and operations. This article focuses on some of the trends for the coming year.
We are fast approaching the self assessment tax return deadline. If you are self employed or in receipt of other income or gains, you will need to file a return and pay over your tax liability. This article will discuss who needs to complete and file a self assessment tax return
There have been significant changes to the financial support measures from the government in the past fortnight. This article will summarise the current available options to businesses and individuals at the time of publishing and links to the most up to date information.
The government over the weekend has announced a new national lockdown. The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS also known as the Furlough scheme), will remain open until December, with employees receiving 80% of their current salary for hours not worked, up to a maximum of £2,500. It has also been announced that mortgage holidays will no longer end on the 31st of October.
As if a global pandemic wasn’t difficult enough for businesses in 2020, December brings with it the looming spectacle of Brexit. The UK is leaving the single market and customs union and the end of the transition period will affect citizens, businesses and travel to and from the EU. This article will discuss the changes and actions for you and your business that may be necessary.
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