by Tyler Lappage | May 14, 2025 | Accounting Services, Budgeting, Cashflow, Cost of Living, Economy, Finance, Investments, Payroll, Saving, Self-Employed, SMEs, Startups, Tax, Work-life Balance
Whether you’re just in the planning stages or you’ve already cut the ribbon, managing finances for your small business isn’t easy. We get it – the money side of things can be mind-boggling at the best of times. But the legality, viability and growth potential of your...
by Tyler Lappage | May 14, 2025 | Accounting Services, AI, Automation, Cashflow, Economy, Finance, Payroll, Saving, Uncategorized
Have you taken full advantage of AI yet? Don’t worry, nobody has! Its seemingly infinite potential puts a lot of pressure on small businesses to adapt or get left behind. And while it’s true that AI may elevate your organisation, you don’t necessarily need to think...
by Tyler Lappage | Feb 12, 2025 | Accounting Services, Finance, Investments, Saving, Self-Employed, Tax
The start of a new year brings new opportunities – but only if you’re prepared for the challenges ahead. With revised National Insurance contributions on the horizon and shifting company size thresholds also proposed, business owners must adapt swiftly to stay...
by Tyler Lappage | Nov 21, 2024 | Accounting Services, Budgeting, Cost of Living, Economy, Finance, Investments, Payroll, Saving, Tax
Staying on top of taxes and rates can be tricky. Just as you get all your ducks in a row for one year, it isn’t long before a new wave of announcements rolls in. This is where agile planning becomes invaluable. Now that the dust has settled from the Autumn Budget,...
by Tyler Lappage | Sep 27, 2023 | Accounting Services, Budgeting, Finance, Investments, Saving
Whether you’re steering a start-up or managing an established enterprise, every penny counts – especially in the current economic climate. Making smart decisions about your cash flow can be a deal breaker. But it’s not just about cost-cutting; it’s about strategically...
by Tyler Lappage | May 3, 2023 | Accounting Services, Budgeting, Finance, Saving, Tax
The new financial year is here, and with it came quite an increase in Corporation Tax. The rate increased from 19% to 25% for companies with a profit of £250,000 and over. With businesses already grappling with inflation, this rise is undoubtedly set to further impact...
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