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Autumn Statement 2022– The Key Points
Jeremy Hunt, The Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered his much-anticipated autumn statement last...
Should Welsh SMEs be applauding the demise of Made.com?
As someone who is dedicated to supporting businesses to succeed and grow, I would never go so far...
Back to Reality
Last month saw one of the biggest political U-turns we have ever seen and the shortest ever reign...
We’ve partnered with Capitalise
We are pleased to announce the exciting news that we have partnered with Capitalise to further...
Why getting the wrong tax and accounts advice could prove to be costly
Getting inadequate advice when filing your business accounts or tax return could be incredibly...
Is Buy To Let Via a Limited Company a Savvy Option?
With the property market riding high at the moment, more people are considering investing in buy...
Why did the Government slash the top rate of tax and reverse?
There has been much head scratching over the apparent own goal of the government reducing tax for...
The Mini Budget – driving investment or fuelling inflation?
There will be lots of polarised debate and discussion on the Government’s tax cutting mini budget,...
What’s Happening in Markets?
It is worth understanding the three main forces in financial markets: economic fundamentals,...
A week is a long time in politics…
Given the many political and market events of the past week it is difficult to know where to...
Does your company have a shareholders agreement?
For limited companies, when it comes to making decisions, company law states that shareholders who...
Gas and Energy Prices – what’s going on?
Media coverage is full of increasingly frightening projections of household and business energy costs rising, with some forecasting that average annual household energy bills could rise from £2000 to £7000 in 2023, so what is actually happening? Gus Williams, the CEO here at Bevan Buckland LLP, provides an insight into the factors that are seeing our energy bills rise.