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June 23, 2022 by Sandra
How to be sure you are paying the correct business tax
Every company in England has one common creditor: HMRC. All business owners must pay business tax, but how do you know if you’re paying the correct... [Read the full blog...]Filed Under: Business Tax Advice
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June 16, 2022 by Sandra
Everything you need to know about transactions at under value
If your company is facing financial difficulty and you believe it is no longer viable, it might be tempting to move or sell some of the assets to try and... [Read the full blog...] -
June 14, 2022 by Sandra
The pros and cons of dissolution
In this blog, we’ve shared the pros and cons to dissolution for your business, and how our insolvency experts can support you in the process... [Read the full blog...]Filed Under: Dissolution
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May 17, 2022 by Sandra
The UK care sector is in trouble and it’s a problem for all of us...
Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, global supply chain issues, and Brexit, to name but a few, many UK industries are struggling, with retail,... [Read the full blog...]Filed Under: Insolvency, liquidation, administration
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May 11, 2022 by Sandra
Illegal dividends and insolvency explained
Dividends are a tax-efficient way of securing remuneration from a limited company. [Read the full blog...]Filed Under: Business Insolvency
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May 4, 2022 by Sandra
Taking more of your bounce back loan than you're legally allowed to
Bounce Back Loan schemes were capped at £50,000 from banks participating in the initiative in May 2020, and repayments were interest-free for a year... [Read the full blog...] -
April 20, 2022 by Sandra
Sole Trader or Limited Company?
“Sole trader or limited company?” is one of the most common questions we are asked by the self-employed. The decision isn’t a straightforward one, and... [Read the full blog...]Filed Under: Business Insolvency
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April 13, 2022 by Sandra
What’s going on with the cardboard supply shortage and what can you do about it?
We’ve spoken a lot recently about supply chain issues all over the world due to the increase in costs of raw materials Thanks to unstable global markets,... [Read the full blog...] -
April 6, 2022 by Sandra
What is director disqualification and what does it mean?
Becoming a company director brings with it a legal obligation to act in a proper manner when conducting company business. If you are found to have acted... [Read the full blog...]