by Luke Stringer | Sep 7, 2021 | businessnews, Running your Business
The Prime Minister has confirmed to raise national insurance contributions by 1.25% to help fund the NHS and an overhaul of social care, but what could this mean for business owners? National insurance for sole traders and partnerships business owners If...
by Luke Stringer | Jun 28, 2021 | businessnews, Running your Business
As of May 4th 2021, the government launched new regulations in the form of the Debt Respite Scheme, to help people who are suffering from serious money troubles, including sole traders. This scheme is a permanent change rather than a temporary COVID 19 Measure. ...
by Luke Stringer | Jun 1, 2021 | businessnews, Running your Business
As of 1st July 2021, the EU is changing the rules on VAT for businesses outside of the EU, who sell any product or service when selling any product or service. The new way to pay VAT as a non-EU member state business is called the One-Stop-Shop (OSS). In this...
by Luke Stringer | May 13, 2021 | businessnews
In December 2020 the UK government implemented 2 EU directives into UK law, updating employee health and safety legislation after losing a high court battle to a trade union about health and safety in the workplace and the health and safety responsibility of...
by Luke Stringer | Apr 30, 2021 | businessnews, Running your Business
According to numerous sources, the Business Recovery Loan Scheme is off to a slow start. In this article, we’ll discuss what could be causing businesses trouble gaining access to funding from the Business Recovery Loan Scheme and how businesses can improve their...
by Luke Stringer | Apr 22, 2021 | businessnews
A business bank account is mandatory when starting a limited company. A limited company is a separate legal entity, which gives the owner limited liability but also means that finances need to be kept separate. The problem business owners are facing now are lengthy...
