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On September 7th, 2021, the Government announced a rise in National Insurance and Dividend tax rates to help fund social care in England, and to help the NHS recover post-pandemic. National Insurance Contributions (NIC’s) How much are National Insurance Contributions going to increase by? From 6 April 2022 to 5 April 2023, National Insurance contributions…Read More
Help to Grow: Digital Help to Grow: Digital is a new UK-wide scheme to help small and medium size businesses (SMEs) adopt digital technologies that are proven to increase their productivity. The scheme will offer SMEs free and impartial advice on how technology can help their business. An online platform will help them to: identify their digital…Read More
After 27 years of serving businesses, here’s the most common reasons people leave their current accountants: ‘I never hear from my accountant and don’t feel we have a relationship’ ‘My accountant isn’t proactive in finding tax-saving opportunities, funding or additional support for me’ ‘My accountant doesn’t make the effort to explain jargon to me’ ‘My…Read More
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) Early Warning System helps organisations investigate cyber-attacks on their network by notifying them of malicious activity that has been detected in information feeds. This is a free NCSC service designed to inform your organisation of potential cyber-attacks on your network, as soon as possible. The service uses a variety…Read More
If you’re self-employed or a member of a partnership and you have been negatively impacted by coronavirus (COVID-19), read our guide to how you can use the ‘Self Employment Income Support’ scheme to claim a grant. You can firstly check if you’re eligible for the SEISS Grant, then see how you could be supported with…Read More
All coronavirus restrictions have been lifted: and as we wave goodbye to a week of warm weather and welcome changes, we’ve got the latest developments affecting your business this week! Including: New government guidance on how to apply for an import duty suspension How to delay customs declarations What the restrictions lifting means for individuals…Read More
Welcome to our round up of the latest business and Covid-19 news for our clients. Please contact us if you want to talk about how these updates affect your business. We are here to support you! The latest data from the ONS shows that 8 in 10 adults have the COVID-19 antibodies helping their bodies…Read More
Welcome to our round up of the latest business and Covid-19 news for our clients. Please contact us if you want to talk about how these updates affect your business. We are here to support you! New mentor scheme launched to boost UK food exporters A new mentorship programme to help UK farmers and food…Read More
The UK Government will continue to pay 80% of your furloughed employees’ usual wages for the hours not worked, up to a cap of £2,500 per month, to the end of June. In July, CJRS grants will cover 70% of employees’ usual wages for the hours not worked, up to a cap of £2,187.50. In…Read More
Welcome to our latest business support updates, including: The HMRC employer bulletin The latest economic news What restrictions changed yesterday in light of the continuation of phase 3 Coronavirus business support updates The HMRC Employer Bulletin HMRC publishes the Employer Bulletin 6 times a year, giving employers and agents the latest information on topics and issues that…Read More
Welcome to our round up of the latest business and Covid-19 news for our clients. Please contact us if you want to talk about how these updates affect your business. We are here to support you! Covid-19 update The current guidance from the 17 May is to continue to work from home where you can…Read More
Below is a roundup of the latest information on the SEISS and CJRS which is extracted from HMRC updates provided to us. Please contact us if you need any help in making your claims. Self-Employment Income Support Scheme Updates The fourth grant is now open The online service for the fourth grant is now available.…Read More
Are you ready for the “Bounce Back”? All of us must agree that the “Bounce back” in the economy is good news and many of our clients are reporting increased activity as the lockdown eases and economy returns to somewhere near normal over the next few months. Of course there are uncertainties about new virus…Read More
New scheme to give people in problem debt breathing space launched Hundreds of thousands of people struggling with debt problems will be supported through a new debt respite scheme that was announced 4 May 2021. Around 700,000 people struggling with problem debt to benefit from Breathing Space this year as the scheme will give those…Read More
This week, EY item Club has improved its estimate of the UK’s economic performance in 2021 – and forecasts a rebound in growth over the next two years and predicts a return to growth for summer 2021 with GDP to rise by 5% in 2021 and 6.5% in 2022. See: How the UK economy can…Read More
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We are committed to an evidence-led and common-sense approach to containing the coronavirus outbreak and mitigating its impact on employees, customers and our wider business operations.
Please be assured we are preparing for our services to continue as normal. We have business continuity plans in place to minimise the risk of infection and make sure we can continue to deliver a business-as-usual service to our customers should an infection occur at an office. These include implementing clear guidelines for employees, providing support and advice for anyone who needs to self-quarantine, and issuing guidance on following safe hygiene practices across the organisation.
You can find further information on Covid-19 below to keep you updated:
As a valued member of our community, we appreciate the trust you place in us to make sure all your critical services continue.
We are committed to an evidence-led and common-sense approach to containing the coronavirus outbreak and mitigating its impact on employees, customers and our wider business operations.
Please be assured we are preparing for our services to continue as normal. We have business continuity plans in place to minimise the risk of infection and make sure we can continue to deliver a business-as-usual service to our customers should an infection occur at an office. These include implementing clear guidelines for employees, providing support and advice for anyone who needs to self-quarantine, and issuing guidance on following safe hygiene practices across the organisation.
You can find further information on Covid-19 below to keep you updated: