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Financial Support for Businesses during Coronavirus (COVID-19)


21 April 2020

Latest Government news on support available

The Government has now outlined in one place the supports available to businesses and individuals in the UK.

Coronavirus Update – 2 April 2020


2 April 2020

What are the options to limit the financial damage of COVID-19?

It’s hard to believe that Rishi Sunak has only been the Chancellor since Valentine’s Day, given what he’s had to deal…

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COVID-19 postpones off-payroll extension to the private sector


The Government has delayed extending the controversial off-payroll working rules to the private sector, as the UK fights to contain the coronavirus pandemic.

Hot on the heels of announcing a £350 billion support package for struggling businesses, the Treasury pulled the plug on the extension…

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Insider – April 2020


1 April 2020

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Tax Free Christmas Parties!


1 November 2018

Although the tax legislation contains an exemption to prevent employees from suffering a benefit-in-kind tax charge on the staff Christmas party, the exemption is limited in scope and application. It is unwise to assume that there will be no tax to pay…

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Budget 2018 – Is austerity finally coming to an end?


30 October 2018

Going into Budget 2018, between leaks and political instability, few expected Chancellor Philip Hammond would have surprises left to spring.

How wrong we were.

Under pressure to support No 10’s ’end of austerity’ message, bolstered by revised growth forecasts from the Office of Budget…

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Autumn Budget 2017


23 November 2017

Introduction

Chancellor Philip Hammond said he’d take a “balanced approach” to his second Budget of 2017.

Once again the speech was light on headline-grabbing finance changes and there were no ‘giveaways’ or major surprises.

Instead, the chancellor focused on measures to prepare the economy for post-Brexit life.

Raising productivity is key to boosting…

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