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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced his Autumn Statement outlining measures to address the £55 billion gap in public finances and manage the impending recession. Here are the main points.

The Government is reforming income tax basis periods. You need to know if and how this may affect your business?

What's most tax efficient for Company Directors, a salary or dividends.

The old online Government Gateway Account for the submission of monthly and quarterly VAT returns is closing. Make sure you avoid penalties for non-compliance.

Against a backdrop of slow global growth, stubbornly high inflation, rising interest rates and growing geo-political tensions, markets continued to perform poorly in Quarter 3.

Following the recent Bank of England interest rate rise, late payment interest rates levied by HMRC have been increased. 

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng unveiled the government's ‘Growth Plan’ package.
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The Recovery Loan Scheme has recently been extended. What has changed and what does it mean for businesses struggling with the current economic challenges.

Should a business voluntarily register for Value Added Tax (VAT)? Whether it is beneficial for your business will depend on a range of factors.

The year so far has been tough, certainly one that will have tested the stamina of many investors. Our summary of 2022 provides an overview of markets so far.

If you are based in East Lothian and are an established business or newly self-employed you may be entitled to a business grant of up to £20,000

HMRC is increasing checks on R&D tax credit claims to stop the abuse of the relief. Find out in simple terms if your business could still benefit from R&D tax relief.