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When you become self-employed it means you are carrying on your own business rather than working for an employer and there are a number of things to take into consideration. Click here to read more...

The tax effect of the maintenance payments made by you to your ex wife depends chiefly on whether these payments are made under a legally enforceable arrangement or not. Click here to read more...

There is a relief available from CGT on the transfer of a business into a company. Where a sole trader transfers a business to a company, a measure of relief is given to the extent that the sale... Click here to read more...

Organisational changes are rarely fun or easy. To remain competitive in the market, companies must evolve and adapt to the changing climate. But organisational changes whether big or small can be... Click here to read more...

Negotiation is part of business. Whether you’re the supplier or the buyer, it pays to know how to do it. The good news is that you don’t have to be nasty to be good. Negotiation is a world of... Click here to read more...

I am a sole trader in my late 40’s. I am paying into a Pension for my retirement but I am conscious that my health is a crucial aspect of my ability to run and manage my business and that the effects... Click here to read more...

Having a business mentor or business coach can make that journey a lot more enjoyable and productive. By having a person to assist you with the large and small decisions in business you can get... Click here to read more...

There are many reasons you might be thinking of exporting; increased profitability, opening doors to new markets, scalability. Every market is different and if you want to expand your business... Click here to read more...

Companies are increasingly using specialised payroll software to pay their employees thanks to its flexible administration, automated processes, and other benefits. Whether your business is hoping to... Click here to read more...