May 26, 2022
Setting up and running your own business is a risky undertaking. What happens if sales reduce or disappear, and you are left with unpaid costs or loans and no cashflow?
The experience of recent COVID...
Read More...May 24, 2022
Cornwall, and we expect many holiday locations, are seeing an increase in landlords switching from domestic letting to holiday lets. Aside from the increased rents they can obtain, should they be successful in making this transition,...
Read More...May 19, 2022
If we lived in a world where the factors that affected trade and other commercial activity were unchanging, then plans drawn up for extended periods, say a year, would be a reliable benchmark to measure actual results against in the...
Read More...May 17, 2022
The new Financial Services and Markets Bill, announced during the recent Queen’s Speech at the state opening of parliament, will support consumers by protecting access to cash. It will ensure the continued availability of...
Read More...May 12, 2022
The more draconian government interventions introduced to control the COVID outbreak have challenged all of us, businesses and individuals, to consider the notion that we can no longer rely on our jobs or businesses to effortlessly...
Read More...May 11, 2022
Would demand for the products or services you sell vary with price increases or decreases? This conundrum is considered by the term elasticity in economic circles – how demand changes when prices change.
If demand...
Read More...May 5, 2022
The UK tax code has numerous reliefs and allowances that reduce tax when businesses invest in qualifying assets.
Some of the reliefs allow up to 100% of the invested cost to be written off against taxable profits and companies can...
Read More...May 5, 2022
The UK tax code has numerous reliefs and allowances that reduce tax when businesses invest in qualifying assets.
Some of the reliefs allow up to 100% of the invested cost to be written off against taxable profits and companies can...
Read More...May 4, 2022
The other side of the recent hikes in consumer energy costs – taking their toll on take-home pay across the UK – are the similar cost increases for industry.
Focussing on high-energy users, the government...
Read More...May 3, 2022
1 May 2022 - Due date for corporation tax due for the year ended 30 July 2021.
19 May 2022 - PAYE and NIC deductions due for month ended 5 May 2022. (If you pay your tax electronically the due date is 22 May 2022).
19 May 2022 -...
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- Elastic or inelastic? - May 11, 2022
- Investing to increase profits - May 5, 2022
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