business management
The destruction of, or damage to, property after a major incident (such as flooding) can have serious results for any business. The damage to the property is one thing but often this is nothing when compared to the loss of income…
What is public liability insurance?
Public liability insurance covers you if a member of the public suffers injury, death or damage to their property whilst on your premises or as a result of you or your employees failing to take reasonable care whilst carrying out…
What is product liability insurance?
In this article we look at product liability insurance as part of our series on the types of insurance that businesses should consider taking out. Product liability insurance covers the cost of compensating anyone who is injured…
What exemptions exist for dormant subsidiaries?
Following on from our article looking at the audit exemptions which may be available to subsidiary companies, we’ll now look at two further exemptions that can be claimed for dormant subsidiaries. These exemptions relate to…
“Shares for rights” – our guide for employers
Clause 27 of the recently passed Growth and Infrastructure Act creates a new “employee shareholder” employment status, under which employees sacrifice certain employment rights in return for at least £2,000 worth of…
How do I get ready for Real Time Information (RTI)?
From the beginning of April you will be required to report your PAYE information to HMRC in real time. In practice this means that every time you make a payment to an employee, at the same time (or before) you will be required…
2024 Review
of UK Company Formations
Read our comprehensive review of UK company formations in 2023, year-on-year growth rates and breakdown by county. This detailed insight is provided in the form of easy to understand infographics available for sharing through social media and on your own website