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Autumn Budget – what could it mean for small businesses?
From Labour’s business tax roadmap to fuel duty increases, read our Autumn Budget predictions.
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7-minute read
Tips for developing a product: a simple guide
From idea and design to manufacturing and testing, here’s how to bring a new product to market. Read…
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5-minute read
What is the rent a room scheme?
The rent a room scheme means that resident landlords can earn some rental income tax free. Here’s how…
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6-minute read
How to set up Facebook Shops for your small business
Wondering how to sell on Facebook pages and create a Facebook Shop? Read our guide on how to…
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4-minute read
Rules you need to know if you import or export from the EU
From pre-submitting paperwork to following rules of origin for tariff-free entry, make sure your business is on top…
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12-minute read
How to become a landlord: a guide to renting out a property in the UK
Our buy-to-let guide for beginners helps you understand your responsibilities when becoming a landlord in the UK. Get…
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3-minute read
HMRC waives penalties for late Self Assessment filings
HMRC is cancelling fines for late tax returns and payment in February, giving taxpayers more time after the…
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5-minute read
Interest rates are rising – what does this mean for landlords?
Interest rates are rising. Read on to find out what this means for landlords’ finances and if there…
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4-minute read
Do I qualify for business asset disposal relief?
If you’re selling part or all of your business, you may be able to pay less capital gains…
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4-minute read
What is equity in business? A simple guide
What is equity in business and how can you work it out? Read our simple guide to understand…
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Bad weather: tradespeople lose over £1,300 a year on average
Tradespeople in the UK lose £1,300 a year on average with bad weather forcing them to take time…
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