With investors able to save as much as £15,000 with the introduction of new stamp duty measures, it is unsurprising that landlords may be looking to take advantage of the…
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As the furlough scheme begins to taper in the UK, the government have introduced a new incentive that aims to persuade employers to retain staff past October.
With the world starting to reopen, it’s pertinent that businesses make themselves aware of the incentives available to the hospitality and tourism industries.
With certain coronavirus measures remaining in place for the foreseeable future, the chancellor has announced that there will be a temporary holiday on stamp duty for buyers.
Consumer habits have been steadily changing over the last few months, and the COVID-19 crisis has affected freelancers, and leisure and hospitality sectors to a greater degree than others.
Though working from home has become the new normal for office workers, eventually, the time will come to head back to the office. With increased socialisation, productivity and the various…
Initially planned to impact the construction industry on the 1st October 2019, the Domestic Reverse Charge legislation was proposed by HMRC to tackle fraudulent activity within the building and construction…
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) has been a lifeline for many employees working in businesses forcibly closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. But as lockdown restrictions ease off, so…
Have You Claimed Yet? You Only Have Until 13th July to Claim Your First Bulk Payment. Many self-employed people have been disproportionately affected by the coronavirus pandemic – going hand-in-hand…
Over the Bank Holiday Weekend the Government announced a provisional date for all non-essential retail to re-open to the public. Currently, if positive progress is seen in reducing the virus…
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