by Alastair Wood | Nov 22, 2017 | Business Advice
The autumn budget 2017 is the first of the new annual budgets, now the spring version has been deemed as not necessary. Nonetheless there was little of note and there were few surprises and much had already been released. The headline if any stemmed from maintaining...
by Alastair Wood | Jun 9, 2016 | Business Advice
With a number of Easybooks clients coming on board, potential clients may ask how to share Easybooks with your accountant. Mathew from Easybooks sent the following video of the process which will hopefully answer that question: Easybooks is a great bit of software...
by Alastair Wood | Jan 22, 2016 | Business Advice
With ever increasing levels of debt and concerns during the recession, mortgage lenders have been clamping down on their requirements for proof of income. Historically they have asked for accountants references, but more recently for SA302s which are a tax...
by Alastair Wood | Oct 15, 2015 | Business Advice
Workplace pensions have been widely advertised in the press but there is still misunderstanding of who it applies to especially for small businesses. Almost any company, except director only ones, must go through the whole process although it should not be too...
by Alastair Wood | Oct 1, 2015 | Business Advice
Every employer in the UK with a PAYE scheme should have been issued with a letter from the Pensions Regulator similar to the following one notifying them of the need to provide an auto enrolment pension for their employees. There are a small number of exceptions to...
by Alastair Wood | Jul 8, 2015 | Business Advice
In the first conservative party budget since 1996, George Osborne stresses the conservative mantra of getting more people back to work, off benefits, and paying less taxes and the following were some of the main points: The Office for Budgetary has forecast growth of...
