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Today’s blog post starts with how the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has put a warning out to businesses who are potentially breaking competition law, plus we also help you to ensure your website is compliant with cookie laws. In other news, the closure of Tata Steel’s final furnace along with Ratcliffe-on-Soar’s coal power station,…Read More
Running a business is hard work and highly demanding, but taking the time to measure its success is time well spent. But what key performance indicators are you measuring, and could you track your progress more effectively? We also guide you through the upcoming Employment Rights Bill 2024 and explore Labour’s plans to place a…Read More
Today we guide you through how to claim child benefit for your newborn, explore how Companies House are intending to tackle economic crime, plus we provide awareness of new compulsory training for Door Supervisors and Security Guards. Make sure you claim your child benefit! If you’re a new parent, congratulations! Apparently, around 2,000 babies are…Read More
For today’s blog post we talk UK economic growth figures and how the slight growth could affect your business. We also run through the brand new tipping laws, so that you can make sure your business is sharing tips with staff fairly. UK economic growth figures revised: What it means for your business The latest…Read More
In today’s blog post we discuss the government’s plans to reform the apprenticeship system, how to check if you have an outstanding Child Trust Fund, and plans to increase the heat within rental properties. New apprenticeship reforms: What they mean for your business The government has announced some reforms to the apprenticeship system in England,…Read More
How to protect your business from late payments, feedback from the Chancellor’s latest speech and how HMRC’s digital reform could help to close the tax gap. All in today’s blog post! Government cracks down on late payments: what you need to know and how to protect your business now Late payments are a huge headache…Read More
If you claimed Child Benefit between 1978 and 2000, it might be worth checking to see if you are currently claiming your full State Pension – we guide you through how to check whether you are eligible. We also provide information on the government delaying the 2023 Procurement Act until 2025, and we discuss potential…Read More
Amazon announces a move away from hybrid working, will this start a trend for other organisations in a bid to entice workers back to the office? And we discuss the government’s plans to enable female entrepreneurs greater access to funding, whilst also tackling youth unemployment and long-term sickness. Amazon ends hybrid work policy: Is it…Read More
Today we help you check whether you are compliant with the National Minimum Wage laws, celebrate workplace safety innovations and give you the low down on the upcoming Business Finance Week for 2024. Are you National Minimum Wage compliant? As HMRC intensifies its crackdown on National Minimum Wage (NMW) noncompliance, it’s vital to make sure…Read More
The latest data shows that the UK economy remains stagnant, we let you know what the newly formed Labour Market Advisory Board means for your business, plus the latest plans to improve cyber resilience. UK economy flatlines again Figures released by the Office of National Statistics last week show that the UK economy showed no…Read More
Today we give you the lowdown on Companies House as it switches to GOV.UK One Login, giving user a one stop shop for government services. We also unpick the news regarding Barrett Developments as their profits drop, could this be a sign of trouble ahead? As student loan interest rates decrease, will this affect you…Read More
In this blog post we discuss procurement within the public sector, plus we share details of a company forced to shut down as a result of misleading business owners struggling with debt by offering a less-than-ideal alternative to formal insolvency procedures. Public sector procurement: Missed targets and opportunities for SMEs A recent report by the…Read More
Today we discuss Starmer’s plans for the October budget, with warnings that it could well be ‘painful’. The Prime Minister also intends to improve relations with Germany – could this lead to a more stable market? October budget to be “painful” The Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, speaking from Downing Street last Tuesday, has said…Read More
Today we offer our readers a bit of variety – top tips on helping businesses strive for success, how to determine whether or not you are eligible to submit a self-assessment, and lessons from the Labour Party’s reprimand on information requests. Interested? Then read on! Adapting to change: Strategies for business success The business environment…Read More
As summer draws to a close we discuss the latest inflation figures, how to extend your Child Benefit payments if your child decides to remain in education following the collection of their GCSE results, and how to check if you are eligible for Pension Credit. Inflation increases to 2.2% in July The Office of National…Read More