It’s here for December! The Zyla Accountants festive newsletter!

This year’s edition features our CEO Suzy Kerton CA, as well as contributions from Toufic Sara - Operations Manager and Dan Chatterton - Chartered Accountant.

Our next charity event at Zyla Accountants will be a Christmas Jumper Day in support of Save the Children on Thursday 12 December.

New research from Xero, the global small business platform, has found leaders of the UK’s smallest businesses (1-9 employees) and sole traders* spend less than half (46%) of the working week on their core jobs.

Zyla Accountants have been working with our client Recruitment Coach for over 18 months providing them with a range of services. One of the most valuable services being preparing monthly Management Accounts and calculating strategic cash allocations to help with cash flow.

The rules for claiming tax relief against your Christmas party are pretty strict, HMRC offers a few incentives if you feel festive. In order to avoid any costly mistakes, we'll discuss what you can claim for your work Christmas party, any gifts, and everything else.

Having a specialist accountant on board can add tremendous value to IT and tech companies. A tech accountant can help you identify specific tax reliefs, manage your cash flow efficiently, and find innovative ways to grow your company.

Small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), enterprises with 0-250 employees, are the foundation upon which the UK economy rests. They account for 99.9% of all businesses and contribute approximately £2.4 trillion to the UK market.  Find out more in this report.

Here at Zyla Accountants, we’ll explore the key benefits of payroll outsourcing, how it works, and why businesses should consider it.

UK small business sales growth continued to slow over the last quarter (July to September), not helped by rising late payments times, according to the latest Xero Small Business Insights (XSBI) data from Xero, the global small business platform.

Labour's first Budget since the party returned to power in July has been delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. In an effort to rebuild public services and stabilise public finances, she proposed tax increases worth £40 billion.