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Sole traders and landlords will need compatible software as well as a calculator for their tax returns in 2026.

Your Mid-Year Business Finance Check: A Simple Checklist for Small Business Owners

Posted on 21st July 2026

The King made a speech in Parliament in May.

Small business updates from the King’s speech

Posted on 7th July 2026

Extra pounds in the pocket of people on low wages with 2026 increases to the National Minimum Wage.

Changes to minimum wages in 2026

Posted on 10th February 2026

Company directors don't need post-it notes to remind themselves to pay dividends out of profits.

Changes to dividend tax

Posted on 26th January 2026

MPs have now heard about the Chancellor' Autumn Budget in the HOuses of Parliament. What does it mean for your business?

How will the Autumn Budget affect your business?

Posted on 26th November 2025

You need more than the calculator on your smartphone to create financial forecasts for your business.

Do you have financial forecasts for your business?

Posted on 20th August 2025

The Spring Statement announced in Westminster on 26 March 2025 will have an impact for small businesses.

Spring Statement 2025: What’s the impact for your business?

Posted on 27th March 2025

There's a lot to think about when you're planning a garden office.

Have you considered a garden office?

Posted on 11th February 2025

As autumn leaves fall small business owners should count their coins in advance of the budget.

What might we see in the Autumn budget?

Posted on 18th September 2024

In Westminster decisions in the Spring Budget 2023 will affect UK small businesses.

How the Spring Budget 2024 affects small businesses

Posted on 8th March 2024

You can create regular reports that you can view anywhere to keep up to date with your business management accounts

Management accounts and why your small business needs them

Posted on 25th October 2023

Good cashflow management is improtant for small businesses.

Keep your cash flowing – 5 tips for small business owners

Posted on 26th April 2023

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