It’s often the case that January is written off, what with the recovery from the pre-Christmas rush and the subsequent focus on the end of January deadlines for tax returns. But spending some time making sure that you are “business fit” will...
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Car dealer John Brian Capper from Shipley, West Yorkshire, has been sentenced to an 18-month community order, including 250 hours of unpaid work, after failing to provide books and records when his company was wound up due to alleged tax liabilities...
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Important insolvency legislation changes have been proposed which mean that Directors of dissolved companies, particularly those that have received government support through bounce back loans or CBILS, can be investigated by the...
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The beginning of May saw the first letters go out requesting repayment of Bounce Back Loans (BBLs) which were made available by the Government from March 2021. But what happens if you can’t afford to pay back the loan and if you are a...
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As lockdown restrictions continue to ease and businesses begin to trade again there are reasons to be optimistic. Consumer spending is rising as there is more confidence in our economic future. But companies need to be aware of the risks of...
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Construction firms are likely to face a significant squeeze to their finances when new rules on how VAT is collected by the building and construction industry come into effect 1st March 2021. The changes - the Domestic Reverse Charge (DRC) -...
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