Accounting News
"There's a business in everyone", says Cameron
The Government has unveiled a new campaign aimed at encouraging people to start or grow their own business.
Pension auto-enrolment delayed for small firms
Small firms will be given longer to comply with the new pension auto-enrolment rules because of the tough economic climate, the Government has announced.
Web economy 'will double by 2016
The value of the web economy in G20 member countries is set to almost double by 2016, a new report has suggested.
Chancellor sticks to Plan A for the economy
With the latest report from the Office for Budget Responsibility painting a gloomy outlook for the UK economy, Chancellor George Osborne has vowed that the Government will do whatever it takes to protect against 'the sovereign debt storm'.
The Autumn Statement: welfare benefits
The Chancellor made a number of announcements relating to welfare benefits in his 2011 Autumn Statement.
Directors duties: get the details right
Many become directors for one reason and one reason only - to save on their tax bill via the ‘salary/dividend’ method. Jennifer Adams offers some advice to help directors stay on the right side of the law.
Taxman apologises for 'poor performance'
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has apologised to taxpayers after a new report exposed a raft of problems with its services.
Business tax summary: a basket of reforms
Chancellor George Osborne proffered a basket of measures for business across a wide spread of issues. Many of the proposals are designed to encourage and support start up businesses.
Capital taxes
An update on capital taxes after the latest budget.
National Insurance Contributions (NICs)
A update of changes to the payroll system.