Xero is the future of Cloud Accounting Software!

What is Cloud Accounting Software and what are the benefits? Cloud Accounting Software is fast becoming the future. Even for small businesses, Cloud Accounting Software such as Xero can help keep you on top of your accounts ahead of your annual accounts meeting. Xero runs daily online backups of your business information, meaning there’s no …

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Super Deduction – The New Enhanced Tax Relief of 130%

Super-Deduction

The Super Deduction – a new enhanced tax relief for companies introduced from 1 April 2021. The Super Deduction introduced 1 April 2021 until the end of March 2023 enables companies to claim 130% tax relief (through capital allowance) on qualifying plant and machinery expenditure. This is exciting news as it offers a significant tax …

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Keeping safe from Coronavirus in the workplace

Like many businesses Coronavirus has had a significant impact on our business and our way of working. Since the outbreak of the pandemic our team have been home working successfully with only a couple of members of the team in the office at anyone time. The team has communicated using Microsoft Teams and Zoom for …

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Bounce Back Loans

The Bounce Bank Loan Scheme is one of a number of government-backed lending schemes designed to support businesses affected by Coronavirus. Lending through the Bounce Back Loan scheme is capped at £50,000 and is 100% government backed initiative for small businesses. You can apply for a loan between £2,000 and £50,000 up to a maximum …

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Corona Virus minimise the impact on your business

With the outbreak of the Corona Virus pandemic across the globe, taking into account the potential impact on industry and listening to your concerns, we have produced this business update to provide our thoughts on what practical actions can be taken to reduce the potential impact. The outbreak has many potential impacts for industry including; …

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Deregistering for VAT

Deregistering for VAT When and how to begin the process of deregistration.

These days VAT thresholds are the subject of much speculation, with the Government concerned that many business owners deliberately choose to stay below the VAT-registration threshold.

Limiting your ambition in this way might seem counter-intuitive – surely you want your business to get as big as possible?

But it can make sense if you are seeking to make a sustainable living rather than get rich, perhaps by trading on online auction sites, or running a café with limited opening hours.

If your business’s turnover is predicted to fall below £83,000 over the next year, it can voluntarily deregister for VAT.

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