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For new businesses, finding investment can be the most nerve-wracking part of getting set up. With thousands of start-ups springing up every year, investors receive dozens of pitches every day, and it will take something special to convince them that yours is the right company to choose. It is not uncommon for entrepreneurs to meet […]
An exit strategy is the preparation made by a business owner to leave their company on a permanent or semi-permanent basis. Departure from a business is normally followed by succession (passing the business onto a family member), a disposal (through a sale or a merger), or the permanent closure of the company. Succession Planning […]
Broadly speaking, you can define an entrepreneur as someone who sets up and runs businesses in potentially lucrative unexploited or under exploited niches. The money needed to launch the business will be drawn from their own finances or finance they have raised from other sources. Entrepreneurs are notable because they have ambition in abundance, they […]
If you’re a business in the UK, hiring staff can be a big decision. Before taking on employees – whether on a full-time, part-time or self-employed basis – it’s important you have a good reason for adding to your workforce and understand the legal responsibilities that comes with employing new members of staff. What […]
There are many reasons that you, as a business owner, might decide to sell your business. The business might be failing, or you could be tired of running it. You might have a new opportunity you want to pursue or have other life changes that make it impossible for you to keep your business running […]
As an employer, mental ill health within your workforce can lead to lower productivity levels, increased absences and potentially staff conflict. As a result, raising awareness of mental health at work should be one of your priorities as a UK business.
You are considered a self-employed taxi driver if you work for yourself and set your own hours. Even if you use someone else’s vehicle for your job and use the services of a dispatcher, in the eyes of HRMC you are considered an independent contractor. Because of this, you will need to deduct expenses on your self assessment return, to lower your tax bill.
If you’re in the construction trade and are unsure about how these new VAT rules could affect your business, read our handy guide below which outlines what the new domestic reverse charge is and how it will be implemented.
Brailsford’s idea of marginal gains comes from the notion that if you break down the various factors that go into riding a bicycle, and improve each part by 1%, the rider and their team will benefit significantly when all these parts are put together.
Whenever we receive a letter from a business or whenever we visit their website, the company’s registered address will be there for us to see. You don’t have to choose your home address or your office address as your registered address – in fact, there are good arguments on why you should select your accountant’s address as your company’s registered address.
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