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Time, data and growth: Why outsourcing your finance function might be your next best move
As a business owner in today's fast-paced business landscape, staying competitive means focusing on core operations and strategic decisions. For many SMEs, however, managing financial tasks can often become a time-consuming and resource-draining distraction. So, if...
Property investment: Limited company or sole trader – which is more tax efficient?
If you’re a landlord looking to expand your property investment portfolio, it’s understandable that you’ll want to keep your operations as tax efficient as possible. After all, you’re running a business. It was recently cited by CBRE that the UK private rental sector...
Will the EU VAT in the Digital Age reforms impact my business?
‘The digital age’ is a phrase that we’re all too familiar with in 2023, as countless systems become digitalised. UK business owners are no strangers to digital tax processes ever since the government began rolling out their Making Tax Digital for VAT scheme in 2019 -...
How to improve your personal productivity
To date, our Fintech Friday blogs have aligned with our mantra of 'run your business smarter'. This month we hit pause on this and focus on something equally important - personal productivity. Personal productivity is often neglected when running a business, but there...
The tax benefits of electric vehicles for employers
Just last week, Tata, the owner of Jaguar Land Rover, confirmed plans to build its flagship electric car battery factory in the UK. Tata is set to invest £4bn in their Somerset site but this will also be supported by subsidies from the government which are thought to...
Self Assessment threshold set to increase for 2023/24 tax year
Are you usually required to submit a Self Assessment tax return? If so, you may no longer be obligated to file a return from this tax year (2023/24) onwards. The Self Assessment threshold for PAYE only taxpayers will increase from £100,000 to £150,000, meaning that...
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