Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ first Spring Statement brought no new tax changes, offering a brief respite for businesses.
However, with UK growth forecasts halved to 1% for 2025 and economic pressures mounting, there’s plenty to watch. From rising employment costs to potential opportunities in defence and housing, businesses—especially agencies—must stay proactive.
Here’s what you need to know.
Finance Takes The Piste wasn’t just about skiing—it was about innovation, collaboration, and redefining finance. Between AI discussions and après-ski chats, the real takeaway was clear: tech isn’t just about efficiency; it’s about shaping the future.
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You might question why an accountant would attend a conference specifically designed for agency owners, especially one held in a location like Ibiza. After all, isn’t our job simply about balancing the books and calculating taxes?
Here’s a breakdown of some of the key highlights from the summit that stood out
The new Chancellor has announced that she will deliver her first budget on the 30th of October.
While the full details are still under wraps, we’ve been given some clues as to what might be included. Although this is all speculative, it’s worth considering how these potential changes could impact you or your business.
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Here are my top 10 tax free benefits that all small business owners should know about. No PAYE or NI liability for the employee or employer.
Entertaining can involve eating, drinking and other hospitality. In most cases, other than staff entertaining, the cost of business entertainment is not tax-deductible nor is the VAT recoverable.
As an ambitious business owner, you’ll want to work with an accountant who can show you how to make your business more efficient and profitable. This means having access to numbers you can trust and which are available right when you need them.
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