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British Business Bank in charge of SME growth fuel

by Jessica Garbett | Dec 7, 2017 | business issues

Bank aims to help ambitious businesses access long-term capital. Many of the measures to help SMEs scale up will be introduced via the British Business Bank, with the bank taking on the implementation of an innovative package to increase patient (ie long-term) capital...

Budgeting for a Small Business

by Jessica Garbett | Nov 24, 2017 | business issues

We all have different strengths and weaknesses. Some small business owners will be financially savvy, others less so. A question that comes up sometimes is budgeting and forecasting, as part of managing your personal finances. For many its common sense, but for...

Whitefield Cater Allen Agency

by Jessica Garbett | Nov 7, 2017 | administration, business issues

For around twenty years we’ve had an agency with Cater Allen Private Bank and their predecessor Fleming Private Banking. What was a good, and novel product, is now not so, and we have various reports from clients of poor service from Cater Allen now its a small...

2017 Changes to PSC Notification Regime

by Jessica Garbett | Nov 4, 2017 | business issues

In this context PSC means Person With Significant Control, normally 25% plus shareholders, but conceivably others with voting rights. When the PSC regime came in during 2016 changes in PSC details only had to be notified annually, although people were encouraged to...

Charities under scrutiny – trustees and auditors

by Jessica Garbett | Sep 29, 2017 | ACCA, business issues, financial reporting

Charity reporting is under scrutiny, especially the obligations placed on trustees and auditors. These include: the recent review by the Charity Commission of 97 charities showed that 45 were not compliant with the SORP and that trustees were under scrutiny the...

Quick update: IR35 – how to calculate the deemed employment payment

by Jessica Garbett | Sep 6, 2017 | ACCA, business issues, business taxation, employment status, personal taxatation

Since April 2000 anti-avoidance legislation – known as ‘IR35’ – applies to individuals who would be employees of their clients if they didn’t use a service company. HMRC has designed a tool which provides its view on whether: the intermediaries legislation (known as...

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