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Start Your Self‑Employment Journey the Right Way
Moving from employment to self‑employment in 2026 is an exciting step, but it also brings a new set of legal and compliance responsibilities that begin […]
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Making Tax Digital Countdown: Are You Ready for April 2026?
From April 2026, all sole traders and most landlords will have to follow new rules under Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax. For some […]
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SORP 2026 Explained: Trustees’ Reports Made Simple
SORP 2026 is here – and it’s changing the way charities report. We’re kicking off our series with the section that sets the tone: the […]
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Self-Assessment Deadline (31st January): Why it Matters & How to Avoid Penalties
The 31st January Self-Assessment deadline is critical for individuals and businesses. Missing it can result in penalties and interest charges. Ensure all income is declared […]
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Is Your Business Banking Working Hard Enough for You?
Many business owners focus on growth, sales, and service – but overlook one critical area: banking. While most people shop around for the best personal […]
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Missing Your HMRC Access Code? Check Your Spam Folder First
If your HMRC access code hasn’t arrived, don’t panic – it’s often hiding in your spam or junk folder. Spam Folders Aren’t Just for Emails […]
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Remembering Mr. Burgis: A Personal Touch Since the Very Beginning
Following on from our earlier post “A Glimpse into the History of Burgis & Bullock”, we’ve been reflecting on some more of the stories shared by […]
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Charity Sector Timely Reminders
A couple of reminders about changes happening this month: Fundraising Code The new code came into force on 1st November 2025. The new code is […]
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From £85k to £120k: What the FCSC Increase Means for Your Business
If your business holds significant cash reserves, a major change is coming that could simplify your banking strategy and reduce risk. The Financial Services Compensation […]
Employment Related Securities (ERS) rules apply when shares or similar company interests are given, transferred or sold in connection with someone’s role as an employee or director. This includes situations such as issuing new shares to an employee, gifting shares, transferring shares between directors, or putting loan stock arrangements in …
April 14, 2026
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