How do you stay on the right side of HMRC if you're struggling to pay your tax bill? Karen Pearson has all the answers surrounding business tax liabilities more»

Business rates are the business property equivalent of council tax on domestic properties. Some businesses are exempt from having to pay, yet many business owners don't even know they may be eligible for rates relief. more»

According to government figures, the £85,000 threshold means around 3.55 million small businesses avoid having to be VAT registered. Businesses that are registered for VAT can apply for VAT deregistration, if their annual turnover falls below the threshold. more»

At a glance, the difference between a sole trader and a limited company is that the latter is its own legal entity, and the liability of owners or shareholders is therefore limited as a result. more»

Quote Goat founder, Michael Foote discusses what's in store for the UK's insurance industry post coronavirus. more»

This week has been a milestone for UK employers during the coronavirus saga as the deadline has passed for them to put new staff on furlough. Business owners had up until June 10 to put any new members of staff on the Government scheme.  more»

Retail expert, Catherine Erdly, shares her advice on dealing with bottlenecks in your business. more»

Mark Perrin, an advisory partner at accountancy firm, Menzies LLP, explains how businesses can improve their chances of securing a business interruption loan. more»

Retail expert, Catherine Erdly shares her top tips to help small product businesses boost their bottom line, even during coronavirus. more»

Director of strategy at anti-cybercrime firm, We Fight Fraud, Tony Sales, gives small businesses advice on how to avoid being a victim of digital crime. more»