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Spring Budget 2024 Reaction: Non-doms, child benefit and VAT registration headline fiscal event
Phil Stevens, Head of Tax at Burgis & Bullock, provides his reaction to the Budget which was delivered by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt on Wednesday 6th March.
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Companies House introducing transparency measures – with fees set to increase too
Jack Herbert, accountant at Burgis & Bullock, provides information and analysis of the latest measures being introduced by Companies House as a result of The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCT) in our latest blog. New measures will be coming into force from Monday, March 4 2024, with further changes on the horizon and…
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Spring Budget 2024 preview: Phil Stevens, Head of Tax
Phil Stevens, Head of Tax at regional accountancy firm Burgis & Bullock, says that many clients are beginning to assess and pre-empt measures which may be introduced if there is a change of government later this year.
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Understanding your business finances in 2024
It has been a turbulent period for business over the last five years and it is absolutely vital that business owners understand their company finances in 2024.
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Claiming tax relief on your Christmas party
Businesses funding staff celebrations this festive period are being reminded by Burgis & Bullock that they can claim tax relief against the costs of a Christmas party.
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Autumn Statement reaction: Phil Stevens reflects on the 110 growth measures
Phil Stevens, Head of Tax, provides his immediate reaction to the Autumn Statemen which was delivered by Jeremy Hunt today (22/11/23).
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Sean Farnell looks ahead to Autumn Statement 2023
Sean Farnell, Partner at accountancy firm Burgis & Bullock, says that with tax cuts unlikely, businesses are readying themselves for further strain on their finances.
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Moserve invests in workshop and staff development
Moserve has been operating in the town for more than 40 years and has seen year-on-year turnover growth since a management buy-out by current owners Paul Bourchier, Angie Bourchier and Ian Howes in 2007.
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Footballers raise hundreds for The Shakespeare Hospice
Burgis & Bullock sent a team of seven players to Manchester to compete in the Business Fives charity football tournament, raising £550 for The Shakespeare Hospice in the process.
Understanding your business finances is about far more than meeting your statutory obligations. While many business owners focus on sales and turnover, a deeper understanding of profitability, cash flow and overall financial performance can lead to better decision-making and long-term business success. The financial statements produced by your accountant can …
August 14, 2026
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