Author: Suleiman Karyem

Second Stage of COVID-19 Economic Support

Written on July 9, 2020. Posted in Business Tips.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled yesterday a recovery economic budget yesterday, putting forward a “Plan for Jobs” worth up to £30bn, this was described as “second phase of covid19 economic support”. Since...

“COVID-19” – Small Business Support

Written on March 24, 2020. Posted in Business Tips.

We have summarised a few business tips for you to help you understand the government support for small businesses during this difficult time. Support for businesses through the Coronavirus Job Retention...

Budget 2020

Written on March 12, 2020. Posted in Business Tips.

Highlights for small businesses Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced yesterday the 2020 budget outlines the government’s tax and spending plans for the year ahead. Being the first budget of the decade,...

Employment allowance and April 2020 Changes

Written on January 9, 2020. Posted in Business Tips.

From April 2020, the employment allowance (EA) is changing, restricting it to smaller businesses with a National Insurance contributions (NICs) bill of less than £100,000 in the previous tax year. EA...

Directors Loan Account

Written on October 24, 2018. Posted in Business Tips.

Often when we go through a set of accounts with a client, one of the areas that causes the most confusion is the Director’s Loan Account. What’s is a directors loan account? Directors’ relationships...

Changing your company yearend

Written on September 7, 2018. Posted in Business Tips.

The usual yearend date (Accounting reference date) of a company will come on the last day of the month that it was registered with Companies House. For example, a company that was incorporated on 8th...

Payments on account due by 31 July 2018

Written on July 17, 2018. Posted in Business Tips.

If your personal tax bill for last year was above £1,000 then it’s time to make the second payment on account for the 2017-18 tax year which is due to be paid to HMRC by 31 July 2018 – the first...