New rules are coming into effect on 4 March 2024 which could impact your business if you are registered in the UK and need to file with Companies House.
Companies House is changing – are you prepared?


New rules are coming into effect on 4 March 2024 which could impact your business if you are registered in the UK and need to file with Companies House.

With the Self-Assessment deadline passing on 31 January, it’s clear that many sole traders and business owners aren’t using allowable expenses and deductions to their full potential. Read more

Consistent financial reporting needs to be a core part of your financial strategy to ensure sustainable business growth.
Naturally, year-end accounts will form the backbone of your reporting – but, for a full picture, don’t stop there.

If you employ one or more people for paid work, it’s essential that you have a properly managed payroll.

Working remotely has increased since the Covid pandemic, with 12.7 per cent of employees now working full-time from home in 2023.

As a business owner, you are probably aware of some of the expenses that you could claim back on in your yearly Self-Assessment tax return.

Businesses must remain compliant with the requirements for reporting and paying VAT, especially with the regular quarterly for VAT under Making Tax Digital.

To successfully grow your business, you need to not only know your current business position but also where you want to be in three or five years’ time.

Recent statistics reveal a significant increase in the amount of annual pension tax relief, exceeding £50 billion for the first time.

Running a small business involves a lot more than juggling logistics. Knowing how to tackle and overcome challenges is an essential aspect of entrepreneurship.