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Interest Rate Inflation: What Does This Mean for the Property Market
The rise in interest rates has had a detrimental effect on the livelihoods of the nation. Larger purchases, such as property, have become much further out of reach, especially for first-time buyers. However, there are ways that you can reduce the impact on your investment, especially with the assistance of Dudley based chartered accountants such […]

What Is Working Capital?
Here at Thomas Nock Martin, we are leading chartered accountants in the West Midlands. We can offer you and your company a wide range of financial services - including managing working capital.

What Services Do Small Businesses Require From Chartered Accountants?
Summary. Small business accountants in Birmingham, like Thomas Nock, support various businesses, from retail and hospitality to tradespeople and leisure/arts enterprises. They offer services ranging from managing finances to advising on tax savings, ensuring sustainable growth and compliance with industry regulations. Many types of small businesses can utilise an accountant for several reasons. Whether […]

Is Your Business Entitled to the Employment Allowance?
Summary. Employer allowances for 2022 have increased by £1,000, offering relief from a 1.25% National Insurance hike. Thomas Nock Martin, financial advisors in Birmingham, detail the eligibility criteria for this scheme, including constraints for multiple businesses, National Insurance boundaries, and director setups. Employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) determine the Employment Allowance (EA) at £5,000. […]

Small Business Bookkeeping | Are You Keeping On Top Of Yours?
Keeping on top of your bookkeeping is paramount when running a small business. However, it is especially important for expenditure on buildings and equipment. Did you know, accurate small business bookkeeping can also save you tax? Find out more.

Changes To VAT Rates: What Does This Mean?
Summary. The vat reduction hospitality experienced in October 2021 benefited many businesses post-COVID, attracting consumers with better prices. However, by April 2022, VAT returned to 20%, altering the VAT Flat Rate Scheme percentages and impacting hospitality sectors. Thomas Nock Martin offers guidance on navigating these changes. Since the 1st of October 2021, the hospitality […]