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The ‘hidden’ taxes you didn’t know you were paying – and five simple ways to cut your tax bill
- 10th December 2020
- Posted by: Sherad Dewedi
- Category: Current Affairs
No CommentsTaxes are a fact of life. No-one likes paying them but if we didn’t there would be no NHS, no welfare state and no public services. As the saying goes ‘Money Makes the World Go Around’ and without people paying taxes the world would stop turning. Not literally, but you know what we mean! Given
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Financial Support Available During the Second Lockdown
- 5th November 2020
- Posted by: team-glow
- Category: Current Affairs
Financial Support Available During the Second Lockdown Last week, just days after the Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced amendments to the Job Support Scheme, we were notified as a nation that a second national lockdown would be enforced and therefore changes would be made to the proposed financial support packages. Whilst this brings good news to many,
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Getting to grips with the new Job Support Scheme
- 26th September 2020
- Posted by: team-glow
- Category: Current Affairs
Getting to grips with the new Job Support Scheme It comes as no surprise that as of the 31 October 2020, the Job Retention Scheme that has kept so many businesses afloat throughout the pandemic will come to an end. However, the good news is that Rishi Sunak announced a new support scheme will come
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Accounting for government grants: What your accountant needs to know
- 6th August 2020
- Posted by: team-glow
- Category: Current Affairs
Accounting for government grants: What your accountant needs to know Across the industry, accountants are beginning to prepare year-end financial statements for clients whose accounting periods end on or after 31 March 2020. Resulting from the various government support made available due to the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses are likely to have received grants, whether from
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How will the furlough scheme change from July?
- 18th June 2020
- Posted by: team-glow
- Category: Current Affairs
How will the furlough scheme change from July? Since the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) officially launched on 20 April it has enabled businesses to keep valued employees whilst facing the financial challenges brought about by the pandemic. Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been clear about the fact that the government has always intended to review