For more than half a decade the Employment Allowance (EA) has entitled employers to a maximum of £3,000 off their annual secondary Class 1 NIC bill. However, a new restriction on the EA will come into force from April, which … Continue reading →

The UK’s major banks and building societies are set to increase the interest they charge on overdrafts as part of a major change due to come into effect from April. There are three main changes being introduced which will affect … Continue reading →

There are many things to consider when selling a business, but what about the payment of VAT? VAT is charged on most transactions, but it is not as straightforward when it comes to the purchase of a business. If a … Continue reading →

The UK has now formally withdrawn from the EU and has until 31 December 2020 to agree new trade arrangements. At present, it is not possible for businesses to move goods into or out of the EU single market without … Continue reading →

Housing Secretary, Robert Jerick MP, has announced £1 billion in new loans to small and medium-sized builders to help them deliver new homes, under the banner of the British Business Bank’s ENABLE Build Programme. The Government has a target of … Continue reading →