Going into a business partnership is not a decision which should be taken lightly. Starting any business will involve investing large amounts of your money. If you do decide to get a business partner, it can either make your business a roaring success, or drag it down. When selecting your partner, there are a number…
Many people who are starting up a business are often confused when it comes to the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant…and hopefully this blog will answer your questions. What does a bookkeeper do? The primary role of a bookkeeper is to process financial transactions and to help by paying bills as well as…
With the current pandemic, many of us are having to work from home. For some, this is normal, but for many of us, it’s very new and somewhat scary. You may not know how to manage your time, how to run your business, or what you could be doing to help you in the long-run….
With the pandemic continuing on a global scale, many businesses are asking for employment law advice. As always, employee safety is of paramount importance, and this should be your number one priority. However, due to the crisis, new laws have been implemented, and a lot of employees don’t quite know where they stand and what…
The Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) is now up and running and ready for applications. If you have been wondering how to go about it, then this blog is for you. If you have a small business in the UK that has been affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, this scheme is for you. Am…
When you register a limited company at Companies House, the business becomes a legal entity. Therefore it can be sold just like any other form of property. Unless the business is dissolved, it will continue to exist regardless of what the owners do. If you are the sole director of a company, then you can…
The budget is something that many people worry about, but if you have a small business, we can answer all of your questions here. The coronavirus has got everyone talking and panicking, but we can help you with what you need to know about when it comes to your business. SSP and the Government SSP…
HMRC collects billions of pounds every year because some businesses continuously miss deadlines, don’t follow the rules, and think that they will get away with it. The majority of investigations are conducted on individuals, sole traders, and small businesses. Smaller businesses tend to have fewer resources to spend on lawyers and advisors, and often don’t…
Having an additional job or a side hustle is becoming increasingly popular in the UK. More people than ever are opting to do something else on top of their day job to make more money. And why not? After all, money makes the world go round. If you already have a side hustle, or if…
Employing staff is a big deal, and it puts a lot of pressure on you as a business owner. There are advantages and disadvantages, but there are also many legal obligations that you should be aware of. If you don’t follow certain rules, you could end up with a hefty fine to pay. Here’s everything…