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What did the Autumn Budget Do for Private Landlords?
Last post: Nov 25, 2022
The Autumn Budget was a tough one for private landlords, but is it better to remain owning these privately or in a LTD Co? David White at Charterhouse Accountants discusses the pros and cons!
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5 things to consider when downsizing your business
Last post: Nov 15, 2022
In response to the financial crisis, some businesses are considering “downsizing” or reducing the size of their workforce in order to save on costs. Downsizing to save on resources is a common response in times of trouble, it can be a difficult decision to make and there are things to keep in mind when doing so.
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Super Capital Allowances, how will they affect me?
Last post: Aug 15, 2022
In 2021, the Chancellor announced a number of capital allowance incentives in his budget that will remain until at least 31 March 2023. Find out more about how businesses can cut their tax bill in this article from Charterhouse Accountants.
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10 Tips for Getting Your Business Ready to Sell
Last post: May 25, 2022
What are the most important things that you can do to get your business ready to sell? This is often the first question business owners ask when considering the sale of their company and is explored in this blog from Paul Kaye of Transworld Business Advisors.
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Warning signs that a business is in trouble
Last post: Mar 16, 2022
Spotting the early signs of a business getting in to trouble can often save a business, rather than leaving it too long, throwing too much money at it and it not working. Sadly we think that a few businesses will start to feel that pain and maybe try and ignore it, but getting to it early gives it a better chance of survival.
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Business is bouncing back, but what’s the cost?
Last post: Feb 14, 2022
Over 1.6 million businesses have taken government backed coronavirus support loans and for most, this would have been to plug a hole and keep bills paid. Many will now be feeling the pinch since repayments have kicked in and are unable to apply for further loan funding for expansion and recovery. If the business is clearly still viable and is able to prove that they have now turned the corner, we may be able to turn to alternative finance options.
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