Business News & Updates
- 9th January 2017
The HR Dept's Management Development programme was launched in 2015 and has enabled companies to make significant improvements in their business.
- 19th October 2016
If you are self employed, a landlord or a business with a turnover over £10,000 a year HMRC’s proposed changes to the tax system will affect you.
If you are a business based in central Fleet the Fleet Business Forum needs your view on the proposal for Fleet to become a Business Improvement District.
- 3rd August 2016
Businesses in Fleet can enter the Inspire Business Awards
- 8th July 2016
Staff holiday requests can cause problems for small and medium businesses, particularly in school holiday periods. Here's some helpful advice from The HR Department.
- 11th February 2016
The National Living Wage of £7.20 per hour is being introduced for all over 25s from 1 April. Karen Sanders from the HR Department explains what you need to do to get ready for this change.
- 5th February 2016
What would becoming a Business Improvement District (BID) mean for businesses in Fleet? There is a meeting at The Harlington on Tuesday 9th February to find out more about BIDs and for local businesses to have their say.
- 9th July 2015
Margaret Turner from Turner & Co Chartered Accountants explains how the emergency budget of 2015 will affect small and medium businesses.
- 11th June 2015
HMRC issue fines for tax returns which are submitted late.
Although the deadline for submitting tax returns for 2014-15 is 31 January 2016 (or 31 October 2015 if you are submitting a paper return) many people still miss the deadline and incur a penalty fine from HMRC. Margaret Turner from Turner & Co accountants advises how you can avoid a penalty fine.
Many contractors have set up their own companies to bill their clients for work and have benefited from reductions in tax and national insurance contributions. If you’re a contractor would this approach work for you?