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Goals of financial planning with Huddersfield Town Team

ByDaniel McAllister 30th August 202430th August 2024

We were delighted earlier this month to be asked by Huddersfield Town to attend their training ground in order to discuss financial planning with the first team players.As an official…

Chancellor takes difficult decisions as Budget date set

ByDaniel McAllister 22nd August 202422nd August 2024

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said she was taking difficult decisions after a Treasury spending audit revealed £22 billion of unfunded pledges. Ms Reeves confirmed that the Autumn Budget will…

General Election – Tax Summary

ByDaniel McAllister 21st June 202427th June 2024

The General Election is now under two weeks away, so we thought it would be timely to summarise the tax positions of the main parties. These are proposals taken from…

Sustainability for businesses

ByDaniel McAllister 11th June 202411th June 2024

Last Tuesday afternoon I found myself in deepest darkest Marsden, Dark Woods Coffee to be precise where I attended a session on sustainability. It is a topic that I am…

Increased fees at Companies House

ByDaniel McAllister 19th April 202419th April 2024

Further to our previous blog regarding upcoming changes at Companies House, the latest announcement details an increase in the fees charged for the service and filing of documents with effect…

Budget 2024 Guide

ByDaniel McAllister 7th March 20247th March 2024

The Spring Budget was delivered by the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt on Wednesday 6 March. In what was widely expected to be Mr Hunt’s final Budget ahead of an election, speculation…

Budget 2024 Key measures at a glance

ByDaniel McAllister 6th March 20246th March 2024

Following Jeremy Hunt’s budget earlier today we have summarised below the key tax changes and announcements he has made: Our full detailed guide on the Budget and our Tax Tables…

Raise VAT threshold to £100,000, says FSB

ByDaniel McAllister 21st February 202421st February 2024

The government should raise the turnover threshold for VAT from £85,000 to £100,000, according to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). The business group said that this would give firms…

IMMINENT CHANGES TO UK COMPANY LAW

ByDaniel McAllister 14th February 2024

In October 2023, Companies House announced a raft of upcoming changes as they strive towards enhancing the quality and reliability of the data they hold whilst tackling economic crime.It has…

Chancellor makes Full Expensing permanent in Autumn Statement

ByDaniel McAllister 8th December 20238th December 2023

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt used his Autumn Statement to make Full Expensing permanent for those businesses investing in IT equipment, plant and machinery. The Chancellor said he was aiming to stimulate economic…

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Goals of financial planning with Huddersfield Town Team

Chancellor takes difficult decisions as Budget date set

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Sustainability for businesses

Increased fees at Companies House

Budget 2024 Key measures at a glance

Raise VAT threshold to £100,000, says FSB

IMMINENT CHANGES TO UK COMPANY LAW

Chancellor makes Full Expensing permanent in Autumn Statement

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