New neonatal care leave and pay rules confirmed
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on January 27, 2025From 6th April 2025, new neonatal care leave and pay rules will come into force. We look at how your business can comply with them.
Fair Payment Code – have you signed up?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on January 20, 2025In December 2024, the Prompt Payment Code was replaced by the more robust Fair Payment Code. We look at how the new scheme works.
Bidding for government contracts?
Posted by Ben Locker on January 13, 2025If you plan on bidding for government contracts, you’ll need a carbon reduction plan – and commit to net zero by 2050.
Statutory audit: does my limited company need one?
Posted by Andy Green on January 9, 2025If you’re wondering whether your limited company needs a statutory audit, this post well help you make sense of the rules and regulations.
What the Procurement Bill means for SMEs
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 20, 2024The government’s new Procurement Bill is set to make it easier for SMEs to bid for public sector contracts. We look at how it will work.
Concerns about Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
Posted by Karen Jones on December 19, 2024The Administrative Burdens Advisory Board (ABAB) has raised concerns about Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. We look at what they are.
Online sellers – tax rules explained
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 9, 2024Some online sellers have been worrying about changes to rules that require online platforms to share their data. We look at what’s happening.
Tax penalties: how much can a dispute cost me?
Posted by Karen Jones on December 9, 2024Tax penalties are very much in the news at the moment. We look at the penalties you could pay if HMRC succeeds in a tax investigation.
Changes to the Employment Allowance explained
Posted by Mark Ingle on December 5, 2024In the Autumn 2024 Budget, the Chancellor announced significant changes to the Employment Allowance. We explain what they mean for you.
‘eBay Tax’ – the tax rules for selling online
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 5, 2024If you sell items online you may be liable for the so-called ‘eBay Tax’. We take a closer look at the tax rules for online selling.
