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600+ Business Solutions - Avoid a cash flow crisis
One in seven businesses has been left unable to pay staff due to cash flow issues. With fears over the economy rising is it time to change your approach? How might cash flow forecasting help?Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - Who owns your business logo?
An employee has offered to create a distinctive logo for your business which could be used on its website, letterhead and all marketing materials. You’re happy for them to proceed, but how can you be sure that you own the logo?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Important changes for investment landlords
Important changes for investment landlords..New legislation. Many business owners invest their cash in private rental property. On 1 June 2019 the Tenant Fees Act 2019 came into force in England and it affects these investors significantly. From that date, nearly all fees which have previously been chargeable to tenants, e.g. approval fees and credit check fees, are banned. In addition, all holding deposits to secure a rental property will be capped at one week’s rent and most tenancy deposits will be capped...Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - Tax-free cash from your company
You need extra spending money for your summer holiday. As your company has plenty in the bank you’re considering transferring some to your personal account or using your company credit card while away. Which option is more tax efficient?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Q&A - is no deal Brexit a force majeure event?
Q&A - is no deal Brexit a force majeure event?..Q. Our commercial contracts always contain a force majeure clause. In the event there’s a no deal Brexit, could that be considered a force majeure event or not? A. A force majeure clause is a contractual provision which allows one or both parties to withhold the performance of their obligations if certain circumstances arise which are beyond their control. There is no legal definition of a force majeure event; this is matter for agreement between the parties...Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Where to find the money?
Many businesses have put their development plans on hold. The perception is that credit is scarce and that most small business loan applications are routinely rejected. If you need funding, where can you turn in the current climate?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - MTD - practical problems emerge
As businesses get to grips with Making Tax Digital for VAT (MTDfV) there have been a few teething problems with HMRC’s systems. If you’ve signed up to it, or are about to, what do you need to know about these?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - An entrepreneurs’ relief trap for departing directors
In 2018 the already tricky rules for entrepreneurs’ relief (ER) were made tougher for director shareholders. If you’re planning to sell your shares what should do should you be watching out for?Click here -
Tips & Advice You & Your Business - Present but not always correct
The idea that staff are always ready for action should make all bosses happy. But so-called “presenteeism” is not always good news. What can you do about it and what are the benefits to the business?Click here -
600+ Business Solutions - You’ve overcharged us!
A customer says that you overcharged them for goods sold last year and is now demanding a refund. What’s the legal position and does it differ if they’ve found the same goods cheaper elsewhere?Click here
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