When is working capital good and when is it bad for businesses?


By Mark Hildred, Managing Partner Working capital is often seen as a sign that a business is doing well. Continue ...

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Can business succession plans shape how you approach commercial finance?


By Matt Storey, Partner One of the biggest mistakes that business owners make is thinking that they do not need ...

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A win for businesses – profit and loss accounts might remain private


Companies House has been undergoing many changes recently and there are plenty more on the horizon.Continue reading→

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How will the changes to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) impact you?


The Autumn Budget saw many individuals and businesses alike disheartened by measures that seemed to inhibit growth. However, just before ...

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Tackling the tax gap in 2026 – What is HMRC cracking down on?


By Heather Bright, Partner While the black hole in the public finances currently occupies the same level of corporeality as ...

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Thinking of exiting your business in 2026? Don’t write off EOTs just yet


By Mark Hildred, Partner The Autumn Budget was a difficult time for business owners as it set up another year ...

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In need of a new year clear-out? The tax implications when selling personal items


By Emma Wilson, Partner The new year is often the perfect time for a clear-out and selling personal items can ...

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Planning for the day you step back from your business


By Mark Hildred Have you thought about what you will do when it’s time to pass on your business?Continue reading→

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What does the Autumn Budget mean for small businesses?


By Heather Bright It has been a turbulent time in the build-up to the Autumn Budget and there is a ...

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How early filing can help you prepare for the Self Assessment season


By Emma Wilson, Partner As the end of the Self Assessment season rapidly approaches on 31 January 2026, many taxpayers ...

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