When it comes to choosing the right accountant for your business, you need more than just someone who can crunch numbers and file paperwork. You need a partner who understands your goals, supports your growth, and takes the pressure off when it comes to managing your finances.

Big changes are coming to the way companies are registered and maintained in the UK — and it all starts with identity verification.

As of April 8, 2025, Companies House has officially launched its identity verification service as part of a phased rollout.

The UK government has announced a significant £13.9bn investment in research and development (R&D), with a focus on harnessing new technologies to support the country's economic growth agenda.

This week, a host of new laws will be coming into effect, including important updates to payroll, parental leave, and National Insurance Contributions (NICs). Below, we’ve outlined the key changes set to impact businesses in the UK, all effective from April 1st and April 6th.

If you’ve been a little lax about making tax payments on time, you might want to take note of some big changes coming in April 2025. In a bid to close the tax gap, the UK government has announced some hefty penalty hikes for those who miss tax deadlines. So, what does this mean for you?

The government has unveiled its Spring Statement, outlining spending cuts and investment in infrastructure aimed at boosting economic growth for the remainder of Labour’s term in office.

Discover the best grants and loans available for small businesses and how to successfully apply for them this year. Securing finance is a vital step in launching a business, and a grant could be just what you need to get started or breathe new life into your venture.

The rise in employers’ National Insurance contributions (NICs) in 2025 is set to challenge small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the UK.

With mounting payroll costs, tighter margins, and evolving employment regulations, business owners must act now to mitigate the impact.

With the start of the new tax year on 6 April 2025, businesses must prepare for several key tax changes and initiatives introduced in the 2024 Autumn Budget under the new Labour government.

Starting a business is exhilarating, but one of the toughest challenges is securing those first few clients. When you're a new and unknown entity, why would anyone take a chance on you? Thankfully, businesses and individuals willing to work with fresh startups do exist—but finding them can be a daunting task.