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Blog5th Sep 2023

Empowering Your Team: The Art of Coaching in a Fast-Paced World

In the ever-evolving landscape of today’s business world, one key leadership skill stands out as essential: coaching. As a people manager, finding the right balance between directing your team and coaching them to success can be a challenging endeavour. Time…

Blog4th Sep 2023

Is salary sacrifice worth it for an electric car?

The 2022 Benefit in Kind Statistics annual report shows there has been a significant shift from diesel company cars which accounted for around 80% pre 2017, to 60% by 2019/2020 with a further decline to just 49% (355,000) in 2020/21. …

By Richard Petrie

Blog1st Sep 2023

AI for business and HR-are you moving with the wave?

We already know it is important to remain up to date with advances in technology to remain competitive. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of the tech world, in fact it contributed £3.7 billion to the economy in 2022.…

By Rachel Coupland

Blog31st Aug 2023

Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Workplace

WHAT ARE MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS? One of the most prevalent and overlooked health and safety hazards at work are musculoskeletal disorders (MSD’s) – or in layman’s terms injuries and damage caused to muscles, joints and tendons caused or aggravated by work…

By Michelle Sneyd

Blog22nd Aug 2023

What is a Foreign Partnership?

For United States (US) tax purposes, the Internal Revenue Code defines a ‘partnership’ as a syndicate, group, pool, joint venture, or other unincorporated organisation through, or by means of which, any business, financial operation, or venture is carried on, and…

By Jessica Constable

Blog17th Aug 2023

Can You Claim VAT Back as a Sole Trader?

When many people think of VAT, they think of the extra charge on clothes, petrol, and everyday items. However, those who are self-employed or run a business may find themselves more deeply involved with VAT than they initially expect. In…

By Debbie Smith

Blog16th Aug 2023

Value Added Tax – a basic guide to the indirect tax for sole traders

When many people think of VAT, they think of the extra charge on clothes, petrol and everyday items. However, those that are self-employed and/or run a business, may be required to get involved with VAT more than they would otherwise…

Blog11th Aug 2023

HMRC Targeting Airbnb Landlords  

The way in which we’re able to generate multiple streams of income from property ownership has changed. With platforms such as Airbnb, Booking.com and Cool Stays, landlords are turning to short-term let properties as a source of income and seeing…

By Carol Edwards

Blog9th Aug 2023

Alternative Dispute Resolution – Why it’s Good To Talk

Many importers have found that being in dispute with HMRC can be a costly business. Where margins are tight and room for manoeuvre limited, the unexpected tax bill can make a business venture uneconomic. Where there is a risk of…

By Alistair Duncan

Blog7th Aug 2023

Inheritance Tax – Could your estate be exposed?

Many more ordinary people are becoming liable to Inheritance Tax (IHT) who may not have before. In this blog we’ll be looking at what IHT is, why the rise is occurring and how we can help you mitigate your IHT…

By Tracy McGarry

Blog3rd Aug 2023

How Being a Non-UK Resident Impacts Your Tax Obligations

If you’re a Non UK Resident, understanding how your residency status impacts your tax obligations is crucial. Being a non-UK resident can have significant effects on your financial responsibilities, from income tax to capital gains. Navigating these regulations can be…

By Lynn Gracie

Blog3rd Aug 2023

How Being a Non-UK Resident Impacts Your Tax Obligations

If you’re a Non UK Resident, understanding how your residency status impacts your tax obligations is crucial. Being a non-UK resident can have significant effects on your financial responsibilities, from income tax to capital gains. Navigating these regulations can be…

By Lynn Gracie