Content provided by Merranti Accounting Download the latest newsletters from Merranti Accounting. Read the newsletters to find out about finance and accounting news for the months ahead, as well as a run down of the recent Budget announcement made by…
Summer 2021 Accounting News by Merranti Accounting
Content provided by Jason Fudge of Merranti Accounting. Want the full update on all things accounting, taxation and finance as of Summer 2021? Be sure to read Merranti Accounting’s detailed summer update. The newsletter is free to download below and…
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On Tuesday the 2nd of February, Jeannie Bizzell, Director & Presenter of MeridianFM held a presentation via Zoom for local businesses. Below is a follow-up from Jeannie and an opportunity for those who missed the presentation to hear what was…
Stamp Duty Holiday: How To Be Smart About Using Your Savings
So how to use these newfound savings from saving on stamp duty? Rather than spending them on some ‘nice-to-have’ items for your new home, consider how the money could help over the long-term.
What’s Next for Small Businesses?
As we emerge from lockdown, business owners are facing a very different world. So how exactly can entrepreneurs navigate these uncharted waters? It’s been a disruptive year for business owners and, doubtless, there’s more in store. The coronavirus crisis and ensuing lockdown have required them to reassess their lives – both business and personal.
Summer Economic Update: present action & signposts for the future
The Chancellor will wait until the Autumn before planning how to recover the costs of his spending spree. Alliteration has gone into overdrive when it comes to government initiatives. Hard on the heels of Super Saturday”, we had the Chancellor’s “Summer Statement “. While there is understandable public concern over how the ever increasing government debt is to be repaid, the government’s preoccupation is not so much with making repayments (or the largely affordable, low-interest cost of servicing the debt), but the more pressing challenge of re-starting the economy, stimulating recovery, and preserving and creating jobs.
New Tax Year Checklist
Early use of the new tax year’s allowances and exemptions could reap rewards over the longer term. Here are the key areas to think about. The health of family and friends will be uppermost in people’s minds right now. Consequently, the start of a new tax year may have passed relatively unnoticed. However, thinking longer-term and beyond the immediate crisis, and making early use of the investing tax breaks available, offers the potential to put you in a better position when markets do eventually recover.
Beyond Cash: How Parents Can Help Children Buy Their First Home
Content provided by Pickering and Rye Contact Pickering and Rye here Older generations looking to give their children or grandchildren a boost onto the property ladder don’t need to drain their retirement pot. Do you know who the UK’s eleventh…
Parents should review Child Trust Funds before they begin to mature later this year
Content provided by Pickering and Rye Contact Pickering and Rye here When the Junior ISA annual allowance was more than doubled in the March Budget, it was a welcome move; one that cemented the scheme as a core part of…
Coronavirus Statutory Sick Pay Rebate Scheme to Launch Soon
The new online service is set to launch on 26 May 2020 and will allow small and medium sized employers to apply to HMRC to recover the cost of SSP relating to Coronavirus.