If you run a limited company or are thinking about starting one, 2025 was a significant year for Companies House. The changes were not just minor rule tweaks; they marked the beginning of a new...
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As the days shorten and the nights draw in, now is the perfect moment to remind oneself, and your fellow business owners, that you matter too. Running a small business means you’re accustomed to...
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In a deal announced on EA's own site, Electronic Arts has agreed to be acquired by a consortium led by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), private-equity firm Silver Lake, and Affinity...
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Peter Kyle was appointed Secretary of State for Business and Trade on 5 September 2025, quietly signalling a shift in tone. This new tone blends grit, lived experience, tech-savviness, and a...
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When we talk about employability, we often focus on exam results or qualifications, but I have seen over the years that young people face a whole set of challenges that go well beyond grades...
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly discussed across business forums, and the UK Business Forums community offers particularly thoughtful insight into both its promise and pitfalls. As...
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer the stuff of science fiction or massive corporations. Today, it’s within reach of small businesses across the UK, helping to save time, boost...
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April 2026 will see the UK income tax system revolutionised with the introduction of a new quarterly filing system called Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. Way back in 2015 the idea of quarterly...
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If you're running a small business in the UK, especially one that trades internationally, you've probably encountered the word "tariff" at some point. But what does it mean, and should you be...
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On April 2, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 10% tariff on all imports from the United Kingdom, part of a broader initiative imposing varying tariffs on global trading partners. While...
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Companies House is rolling out new identity verification requirements for directors and Persons with Significant Control (PSCs) to enhance the integrity of the UK's corporate register and tackle...
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One of the big decisions business owners face is how to accept payments. Do you stick with cash, embrace electronic payments, or offer both? It's not just about personal preference—it can impact...
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Marketing is one of the biggest challenges for any business. Finding new customers, standing out from the competition, and converting leads into paying clients can be costly and time-consuming...
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For many years, conventional corporate credit cards were the default method for managing business expenses—covering everything from team lunches to flights and hotel stays. However, as companies...
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Navigating the VAT registration threshold is a significant milestone for many UK small businesses. Crossing this threshold, currently set at £90,000 in taxable turnover, brings both opportunities...
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Without a doubt, the last few years have been economically unsettling for many SMEs. However, there have also been some business success stories, which means that businesses of all sizes will be...
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The ongoing cost of living crisis in the UK is hitting many people and businesses hard. No matter what size or type of small business you run, it’s inevitable that you’ve had to deal with rising...
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If you’re crafting handmade gifts or selling your creations on platforms like Etsy, it’s essential to understand GPSR. So, what exactly are the General Product Safety Regulations? In a nutshell...
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If you're planning to form a Limited company, one of the first steps is to register your business with Companies House. While it's possible to handle this yourself, many entrepreneurs work with a...
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The start of the school academic year is a time when many students across the UK are kicking off business projects such as with Young Enterprise or the Peter Jones Academy, among others. The...
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