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Advisory Insights Blog

Corporation Tax: Upcoming filing deadlines and reminder about recent amendments

Recent changes HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) made to the rate of Corporation Tax mainly affected larger businesses in the UK. As of April 2023, companies that generate a profit of more than £250,000 during their accounting period will pay a rate of 25 per cent in Corporation Tax, an increase from the 19 per

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Advisory Insights Blog

Self-Assessment tax returns threshold to change for 2023-2024 tax year

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has revealed plans to increase an individual’s income threshold before being required to submit a self-assessment tax return. The changes are due to come into effect from the 2023-2024 tax year. For the current tax year (2022-2023), Self-Assessment tax returns must be sent if you earned more than £1,000 in

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Blog SMEs

The benefits of outsourcing payroll in the tourism industry

While all businesses are free to manage their payroll in-house, there are many benefits to outsourcing this to an expert team of payroll professionals. This is especially true in the tourism industry, where things such as zero-hour contracts, seasonal staff turnover and inconsistent shift schedules are commonplace. The above can make managing payroll quite complex

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Advisory Insights Blog

Essential financial metrics every business owner should track

Understanding the financial health of a business is integral to its success, regardless of the industry or the size of the operation. By keeping an eye on vital financial metrics, business owners can make data-driven strategic decisions that can drive their businesses towards sustainable success. Gross profit margin Gross profit margin is an essential measure

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Blog Blogs

Key factors to consider when starting a business

Setting up a new business is not merely about innovative ideas or immense passion. It also demands careful planning and research. Running a thriving business is not without its obstacles, however, the potential for rewards makes it a journey worth undertaking. It is all about giving your business the best possible chance for success. Understand

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Advisory Insights Blog

R&D tax relief rates – Have your plans adapted to the recent changes?

The UK Government has long encouraged businesses to invest in R&D projects, believing it to be at the forefront of economic growth. R&D tax reliefs are, therefore, lucrative and aimed at both Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) and larger organisations. However, companies involved in R&D projects should be aware of the Government’s recent reforms

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Advisory Insights Blog

Landlords should bring UK tax affairs up to date before Renters Reform Bill is enforced in law

The Government is looking to introduce the Renters Reform Bill, which if made law, will be the biggest shake-up to housing laws in forty years. Whilst the Bill will have implications for the 11 million renters in the UK, landlords have been advised to ensure that they are up to date with their taxes, as

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Accountancy Accounting

Benefits of hiring an accountant for your start-up

Running a start-up can take its toll, with the inevitable early struggle of managing and overseeing every role within the business. Eventually, your business will start to grow, and you will find spinning multiple plates more difficult as you expand. Keeping track of finances during this growth is especially important, which is why you should

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Blog Business

Tips for launching a seasonal business

The allure of a seasonal business is strong for many entrepreneurs. The idea of a business that thrives during a specific time of the year, like a beachfront ice cream shop or a water sports rental business, is an appealing prospect. However, running a seasonal business comes with its own unique set of financial challenges

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Advisory Insights Blog

Strategies for SMEs: Surviving the interest rate hike

As interest rates in the UK rise, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will undoubtedly feel the pinch. Interest rate changes can be effectively managed by SMEs by reviewing and altering the financial processes within their organisations to ensure outstanding debts are quickly resolved. The Bank of England has recently pushed interest rates up to 4.5

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Fundraising kicks for our new charity of the year – Scottish Huntington’s Association

Our team are getting their dancing shoes laced up as we begin our latest year of fundraising for the Scottish Huntington’s Association. To get the year off to a flying start we are proud to announce that we will be the main sponsor of ‘Dance 100’ in Glasgow on 14 May. This challenge in George

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Advisory Insights Blog

What do you need to know about Income Tax?

If you’re feeling unsure about your Income Tax obligations, it's important to understand what you are required to pay, how you pay it and what to do if you haven’t paid enough or have paid too much. What is Income Tax? There are several things you will pay Income Tax on. These include: Money from

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