Category: Business Advice
Mar 20, 2022 | Business Advice, TaxWhy Small Businesses Should Use An Accountant
Summary. Small business financial support is crucial for success, especially for new entrepreneurs. TNMCA offers services like ensuring accurate financial numbers, saving money, monitoring cash flow, aiding in business planning, and managing growth to assist businesses in their financial journey. Have you recently become a small business owner? If you have, you may be […]
Dec 20, 2021 | Business AdviceHow To Check If Someone Is A Chartered Accountant
Summary. When seeking accountancy services in Brierley Hill, it’s crucial to distinguish between accountants and chartered accountants. While anyone can label themselves an accountant, being a chartered accountant indicates rigorous training and adherence to a professional Code of Ethics. Thomas Nock Martin offers trusted chartered accountancy services in Brierley Hill, ensuring quality, professionalism, and expertise […]
Jul 20, 2021 | Business AdviceCash Flow Management | Smoothing Things Out
Summary. Cash flow management is crucial for businesses, with research showing many face challenges in paying employees or debts due to cash shortages. Effective cash flow ensures timely access to earned money for expenses like payroll and rent. Thomas Nock Martin offers tailored support to optimise cash flow for businesses, ensuring smooth operations. Cash […]
Jun 20, 2021 | Business Advice, TaxIs Buying A Holiday Home A Good Investment?
Summary. Due to unpredictable travel restrictions, UK staycations are on the rise, making buying a holiday home an enticing investment. Investors must consider tax regulations, claimable expenses, and furnishing choices. Holiday lets can yield high returns, especially in prime locations, but come with specific mortgage and tax considerations. Seek expert advice before investing. With […]
Beneficial Loans – exempt threshold increase
From 6 April 2014, the exempt threshold relating to beneficial loans by employers to employees will be increased from the current £5,000 figure to £10,000!! What does this mean for Employers? Employers will therefore no longer be required to report loan details on form P11D where the outstanding balance is £10,000 or less throughout the […]
