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Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Q&A - walk and talk meetings?
Q&A - walk and talk meetings?..Q. It’s been suggested that we hold some meetings in a “walk and talk” format. Apparently, they have a host of health benefits and can boost productivity. Is this something we should really consider? A. Walking meetings are becoming increasingly popular and are already used by companies such as Google and Apple. They are also being encouraged by Public Health England. Whilst they are proven to have many health benefits, e.g. they can combat the side-effects of long periods...Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - The “Please contact Action Fraud” scam
The “Please contact Action Fraud” scam..Don’t fall for it. Action Fraud is the UK’s national centre for fraud and financially motivated Internet crime. In November 2019 it reported that its name is being used in a scam. Fraudsters are contacting individuals via official looking letters which state that Action Fraud has identified that they’ve been the victim of a scam or cyberattack. The letter then asks the individual to make contact with Action Fraud via e-mail to help with its enquiries. If contact...Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Post-Christmas party tax planning
Your firm’s Christmas bash is a few days away. It’s cost you £125 per head so far, but you expect this figure to rise. You’re worried the per-head cost will exceed £150 and so the tax and NI exemption for such events will be lost. How can you prevent this?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Keep your ad claims real
It can be easy to omit relevant details or make over-enthusiastic claims in your ads. Advertising rules seek to protect customers and prevent businesses profiting from being creative with the truth. How do you keep your ads on the right side of the line?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Improved status tool launched
With the new IR35 rules looming HMRC has released its updated check employment status for tax (CEST) tool. How and when should you be making use of it?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Justify your expenses or face fines
Keeping accurate records for business expenses is important as they not only affect your company’s tax position but yours too. What are the requirements for you and your business and what are the dangers of not meeting them?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Last minute December shutdown
You want to shut down on the Friday between Christmas and New Year to give everyone a five-day break. Can you insist that staff take this day off as annual leave and what if they don’t have any holiday left?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Late filing penalties
The requirement to file annual accounts can be a real headache for directors, especially as it comes with the threat of a penalty for missing the deadline. Companies House (CH) has made some changes to its policy on late filing penalties, effective from 1 October 2019. What do you need to know?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Businesses losing out on tax relief for installation costs
To install new equipment you may need to make alterations to your premises. If you don’t categorise this expenditure correctly in your books you might miss out on tax relief. What steps can you take to ensure this doesn’t happen?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Promotions must be legal
A small business which ran a “win a £100 voucher” promotion on social media has come unstuck with the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA). What do you need to know about this type of promotion?Click here
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