Losing customers – how to learn from it and move on
Posted by Mark Boulter on July 3, 2026Losing customers is generally not a pleasant experience. Here is a list of what to do when this occurs and how to avoid it happening again.
Subsidiary audit exemption: what are the rules for UK companies?
Posted by Andy Green on July 2, 2026Subsidiary audit exemption is not automatic. Learn when a UK subsidiary may need an audit, when a parent guarantee can be used, and what must be filed.
Five ways to improve efficiency in your business
Posted by Mark Ingle on July 2, 2026Our top five tips to start improving your business’ efficiency, gleaned from years of holding back the tide of emails, meetings and office politics…
Inheritance Tax insurance and the 7-year rule
Posted by Ian Henman on July 1, 2026More and more people are getting caught in the IHT trap. Can Inheritance Tax insurance be helpful when making gifts to family and loved ones?
Saving business costs
Posted by Mark Boulter on June 30, 2026Saving business costs is vital at all times but especially post COVID-19 which caused every business to find new ways to keep afloat.
Zombie company? Is your business one of the walking dead?
Posted by Mark Ingle on June 29, 2026Here we examine exactly what a zombie company is and how to bring these ailing businesses back into the land of the living.
What should a finance director look for in a UK statutory auditor?
Posted by Andy Green on June 29, 2026The right statutory auditor can reduce pressure on your team, improve year-end reporting and give your board more confidence in the numbers.
Taking a career break
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on June 26, 2026Taking a career break – should you think about taking a sabbatical from your work? Your employer might even encourage it…
Self Assessment payments on account: could tax become monthly or quarterly?
Posted by Karen Jones on June 25, 2026HMRC is consulting on Self Assessment payments on account. Find out how monthly, quarterly or PAYE tax payments could affect you from 2029.
CGT on rental property fuelling a record tax take?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on June 24, 2026The government is taking more in CGT than ever before. Is CGT on rental property fuelling this record tax take as landlords sell up?
