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Six signs that your business is in trouble

2022, Business News, Latest News /

Don’t ignore the signs that your business is struggling. Losing a business is incredibly stressful, both for you and any employees who may lose their jobs. You have worked too long and too hard getting your business set up and putting your heart and soul into making it a success.  Equally, if you have a […]

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Don’t ignore the signs that your business is struggling. Losing a business is incredibly stressful, both for you and any employees who may lose their jobs. You have worked too long and too hard getting your business set up and putting your heart and soul into making it a success.  Equally, if you have a

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We have a spring in our step with two internal promotions

2022, Jitendra Pattani, Latest News /

Charlotte Willmore receives RI Status Wilder Coe delightfully announced that Charlotte has gained her Responsible Individual (RI) status and is now a Senior Statutory Auditor effective 1 April 2022. Her appointment to RI is a significant professional milestone on her journey to Partnership. Charlotte Willmore began her career in 2010, joining Wilder Coe on a

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Charlotte Willmore receives RI Status Wilder Coe delightfully announced that Charlotte has gained her Responsible Individual (RI) status and is now a Senior Statutory Auditor effective 1 April 2022. Her appointment to RI is a significant professional milestone on her journey to Partnership. Charlotte Willmore began her career in 2010, joining Wilder Coe on a

Spring Statement 2022

Spring Statement 2022

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Two years ago, the UK entered its first lockdown. On Wednesday 23 March, our eyes were firmly fixed on the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, as he rose to deliver his Spring Statement. Yet again, Mr Sunak found himself addressing MPs against a background of the crisis, with the residual impact of COVID, the

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Two years ago, the UK entered its first lockdown. On Wednesday 23 March, our eyes were firmly fixed on the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, as he rose to deliver his Spring Statement. Yet again, Mr Sunak found himself addressing MPs against a background of the crisis, with the residual impact of COVID, the

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Charities Act 2022: 5 changes to Charity Law

2022, Charities, Charlotte Hawes, Latest News /

On 24 February 2022, the Charities Bill received Royal Assent to become the Charities Act 2022. The Commission has worked extensively with charities and their representative bodies, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) and the Law Commission to bring these changes forward. What are the changes? It will be more straightforward for

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On 24 February 2022, the Charities Bill received Royal Assent to become the Charities Act 2022. The Commission has worked extensively with charities and their representative bodies, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) and the Law Commission to bring these changes forward. What are the changes? It will be more straightforward for

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Tax changes 2022-23: Are you ready for April 6?

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With the new tax year approaching on 6 April, what are the forthcoming tax rate changes in the 2022-23 tax year. National Insurance threshold and rate changes On 6 April, National Insurance (NI) rates will increase by 1.25%. The government is introducing a health and social care levy, where working people contribute to funding the

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With the new tax year approaching on 6 April, what are the forthcoming tax rate changes in the 2022-23 tax year. National Insurance threshold and rate changes On 6 April, National Insurance (NI) rates will increase by 1.25%. The government is introducing a health and social care levy, where working people contribute to funding the

HMRC shuts telephone services to focus on backlog

2022, Blog, Latest News /

Following a surge in enquiries due to the pandemic, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced it must prioritise its essential services by temporarily closing telephone hotlines. HMRC will focus on stabilising phone and tax credits/child benefits services, taking extra steps to meet targets and supporting at-risk customers. During December, the tax authority ran tests

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Following a surge in enquiries due to the pandemic, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced it must prioritise its essential services by temporarily closing telephone hotlines. HMRC will focus on stabilising phone and tax credits/child benefits services, taking extra steps to meet targets and supporting at-risk customers. During December, the tax authority ran tests

COVID-19 grants and payments company tax returns

Company tax returns must include COVID-19 grants

2022, Blog, Latest News /

Taxpayers who received Coronavirus business support must remember that COVID-19 grants or payments are taxable and must get declared on company tax returns.  HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has issued a reminder that the filing deadline for company tax returns (CT600) is 12 months after the end of the accounting period it covers. The deadline

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Taxpayers who received Coronavirus business support must remember that COVID-19 grants or payments are taxable and must get declared on company tax returns.  HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has issued a reminder that the filing deadline for company tax returns (CT600) is 12 months after the end of the accounting period it covers. The deadline

Pitfalls of SEISS scheme.

Avoid the pitfalls of the SEISS scheme

2022, Business News, Latest News /

Over the past two years, thousands of taxpayers benefited from the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) before closing in September 2021. The scheme, involving five grant payments, was set up by the Government to support the self-employed, for example, sole traders, who met specific eligibility criteria. As HM Revenue & Customers (HMRC) looks to claw

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Over the past two years, thousands of taxpayers benefited from the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) before closing in September 2021. The scheme, involving five grant payments, was set up by the Government to support the self-employed, for example, sole traders, who met specific eligibility criteria. As HM Revenue & Customers (HMRC) looks to claw

How to avoid damaging errors in your cash flow statements

How to avoid damaging errors in your cash flow statements

2022, Blog, Latest News /

Your cash flow statement provides data about all the money inflows your company receives from operations and is a fundamental part of the financial statements.  Alongside your balance sheets and income statements, it is vital for managing your small business accounting. It keeps you abreast of how much cash is entering or leaving your business

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Your cash flow statement provides data about all the money inflows your company receives from operations and is a fundamental part of the financial statements.  Alongside your balance sheets and income statements, it is vital for managing your small business accounting. It keeps you abreast of how much cash is entering or leaving your business

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Salary sacrifice schemes: retaining your top talent

2022, Blog, Latest News /

While the national job vacancy boom is good news for job seekers, it is a potential nightmare for businesses keen on retaining high-quality staff. While a pay rise is always welcome by many, it is not always the most tax-efficient approach for business owners. Other benefits, such as salary sacrifice schemes, are equally effective in

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While the national job vacancy boom is good news for job seekers, it is a potential nightmare for businesses keen on retaining high-quality staff. While a pay rise is always welcome by many, it is not always the most tax-efficient approach for business owners. Other benefits, such as salary sacrifice schemes, are equally effective in