As part of its wider Coronavirus advice and support, Central Bedfordshire Council has sent out a summary of the wider support that’s available for businesses in the region. In particular, they are highlighting some of the partnerships they have formed with local organisations to support businesses. These are listed as follows: Cranfield School of Management: […]
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What should Business Owners do now?
Rishi Sunak yesterday presented his latest Budget. In his closing segment, he explained that there has to be a limit on the economic support that should be expected from the taxpayer. He wants to reduce taxes by the end of this Parliament, which means that Business Owners are now on their own as we continue […]
Read MoreBudget 2021 – Reaction & More detail
The Budget is one of those times when we really don’t know what we’re going to get. As Accountants, it’d be great to have an inside line to Rishi’s office, so we had advance warning, but instead we’re reading the small print to get to the detail today. In advance of yesterday’s speech, there were […]
Read MoreWhat were the main points in the October 2021 Budget?
Rishi Sunak gave his second Budget speech of the year earlier today. In this video we’ve summarised the primary announcements, as they will affect our clients. Our full summary will go out later today, and will include far more detail. If you’d like a copy, you’ll be able to find one here once it’s published. […]
Read MoreRecovery Loan Scheme – don’t miss out!
The Recovery Loan Scheme (RLS) was announced by Rishi Sunak as part of the last Budget. Set to run until 31st December 2021, this replaces Coronavirus Business Interruption Loans (CBILS) and Bounce Back Loans (BBLS) which both ended on the 31st March 2021. Though there is still time left on the clock, this is running […]
Read MoreGet on the front foot with Employee Retention!
Grant Thornton recently announced that their employees will be able to move their Bank Holiday leave to dates that may be more suitable to their culture, lifestyle and preference. It’s a shrewd move, as these dates are traditionally associated with our religious festivals such as Christmas and Easter, and take no notice of other religious […]
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