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10 Ways to Make Instagram Work for Your B2B Business
With over 1 billion active monthly users worldwide the untapped potential of Instagram for Business to Business (B2B) businesses is huge. Instagram is an effective network for 30% of B2B
R&D Tax Credits Webinar
In this webinar our Tax Partner, Alex White tells us all about Research and Development (R&D) tax credits. He goes through the types of company that qualify, the 2 schemes
CBILS Loans – Apply before the 30th September deadline
Time is running out to take advantage of the Governments Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS). These business loans are payment free for the first 12 months and the first years'
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HMRC Clarification on Corporation Tax Loss Carry-back Claims
Last week more high street businesses open their doors and adjust to the ‘new normal’. Despite this, many businesses are still facing financial difficulties as a result of the lock
Xero Training: Reconciling Bank Statements
In this video our Xero experts show you how to reconcile bank statements. https://youtu.be/L1B35Ym1ODM
Xero Training: Import Bank Statements
In this video our Xero experts show you how to import bank statements. https://youtu.be/jKk8Wles-1s
HMRC Enquiries Re-start
HMRC is restarting its enquiries into business and personal taxpayers’ affairs after suspending investigations as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. Investigations are also expected to focus on activities such as
PM Lifts Array of Lockdown Restrictions
The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has spoke in the House of Commons regarding the next stages of lockdown in the United Kingdom. In summary from the 4th July: Restaurants and
Self Employed Income Support Scheme Update
The Self Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS) allows you to claim a taxable grant of 80% of your average monthly trading profits capped at £7,500 covering 3 months. Unlike the
Flexible Furlough
From the 1st July, you can start to bring back furloughed staff part time and use the Flexible Furlough Scheme to cover some of their wages. There is no need
NHS Test and Trace: Workplace Guidance
The NHS test and trace service forms a central part of the government’s coronavirus recovery strategy, which seeks to help the nation return to normal as soon as possible for
Domestic Reverse Charge VAT for Construction Services Delayed
The domestic reverse charge for building and construction services was originally planned to come into force on 1st October 2019, but this was delayed for 12 months in response to
CJRS V2 Update & FAQ
We've received a some questions regarding the new Flexible Furlough scheme, full details are expected from the Government by the 12th June, below is a bit more information we hope
Local Authority Discretionary Grants Fund
The Government has issued details of the grants to be made available to support small and micro businesses with fixed property costs not eligible for other grant schemes. Grants will
Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme Update
Flexible Furloughing From the 1st July 2020 you can bring back furloughed employees part-time – the government will pay 80% of their wages for any of their normal hours not worked. This will continue
How To Claim Coronavirus Statutory Sick Pay
The coronavirus Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme will launch online on Tuesday 26th May. The scheme enables employers with less than 250 employees to claim coronavirus related Statutory Sick Pay
Chancellor Extends Furlough Scheme
The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak has today announced an extension to the furlough scheme that is currently helping millions of workers through the coronavirus crisis. In excess of 6 million people
Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS) – How to apply
The Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS) is now available to businesses through a number of lenders across the UK. Below we explain the process. How To Apply Find a lender
Easing of the Lockdown for Businesses
Yesterday evening, the Prime Minister addressed the nation to talk about the first phase of easing the lockdown. But what does this mean for businesses, below we've answered a few
Pension Schemes Update | SEISS Update | BBLS Update
Pension Schemes - Small Self-Administered Schemes (SSAS) and Self-Invested Personal Pensions (SIPP) HMRC have announced measures to assist Pension Schemes. In particular: Pension Scheme Returns will NOT be required for the
Greater Manchester Businesses Are Worse Off Than Others In The Country
KJG Corporate Finance Partner, Steven Lindsay has identified that Greater Manchester businesses are missing out on extra grant support, whilst several other areas in the UK have announced top-up grant
