Business Insights

The hospitality industry, including hotels, restaurants, bars, and event spaces, is a vital part of the global economy.

Benefits in kind will need to be included on the submission which is sent to HMRC on or before each pay day so that the PAYE system automatically charges the right amount of tax

As a small business owner, you’re likely no stranger to the hustle of managing cash flow, meeting tax deadlines, and juggling multiple priorities.

In today’s competitive business landscape, the ability to listen, understand, and act on feedback is a game-changer.

Business leaders are known for their knack for strategizing, innovating, and boosting growth.

Your guide on what the Autumn Budget means for employers, and employees, in under three minutes.

Car financing can be a bit of a minefield, especially when it comes to Hire Purchase (HP).

Employee benefits are becoming increasingly more attractive to prospective and existing employees, this is essential to consider when trying to attract, and retain, talent within a business.

New packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws are being phased in for the UK, but there’s a delay for paying EPR packaging fees by a year, so it will now come into force in 2025.

A business acquisition provides a turnkey solution for investors looking to either purchase their own business, or expand upon an existing portfolio.

The recent budget has added new pressures on business finances, with rising minimum wages and increased National Insurance contributions.

From day-one protection from unfair dismissal to a ban on “exploitative” zero-hour contracts, the Employment Rights Bill includes 28 proposals for radical employment law reform that will cost businesses up to £5 billion a year according to the government’s own analysis.

Arranging commercial finance for leasehold hospitality businesses can be a complex but crucial process for the hospitality sector.

We have all heard the cliches about the Consumer Duty. “It’s not a once and done exercise” and it requires a “permanent shift in culture”.

Unpaid invoices and the time it takes to chase late payments puts a heavy burden on small businesses - the new Fair Payment Code aims to help.

Business interruption insurance is intended to cover financial losses when a business cannot function normally due to unexpected events, such as natural disasters, fires, or, as experienced recently, a pandemic.

A Community Development Finance Institution (CDFI) is a financial organisation dedicated to providing responsible and ethical finance to individuals and businesses that struggle to access support from mainstream banks and other lenders.

The last decade has brought a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities UK businesses face from adverse weather conditions.

In 2025, debt collection is expected to undergo significant changes due to advancements in technology and shifts in consumer behaviour.

It can be difficult to find the right financial path to purchase a home. Knowing what you need is important when there are so many options available.

From 26 October 2024, every employer has a legal duty to take proactive measures to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace.

Out of all the different debts that businesses accrue, those owed to HMRC are far and away the most likely to lead to insolvency.

Credit Control Management Services have written the following article to help you understand the benefits of hiring a credit control company to manage your invoices.

There’s so much excitement and potential when you’re launching a small business. However, even with all the enthusiasm, it's crucial not to overlook essential elements that can make or break your new enterprise.