As the dust settles from the Autumn Budget, Chancellor Hunt's economic roadmap emerges. Here at AccNet, we are ready to simplify the complexities, providing clarity on the fiscal path ahead.Chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveiled 110 policies in the Autumn Statem ...
As the new financial year unfolds, limited company owners find themselves at a crossroads, seeking the most tax-efficient strategies to pay themselves in 2023/24. As the financial landscape continues to shift, it’s crucial to stay ahead of the game and adapt your strategies accordingly.
In the fast-paced world of accounting, efficiency and accuracy are paramount. Manual data entry and paperwork can be time-consuming, prone to errors, and hinder the productivity of accounting professionals. However, thanks to advancements in technology, the accounting industry in the UK is experiencing a transformative change with the integration of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology. In this article, we will explore how OCR technology is revolutionizing the accounting industry and how AccNet Solutions leverages this technology to deliver seamless and efficient accounting services to businesses in the UK.
The UK has seen several changes in corporate taxes and dividend rates and thresholds in recent years. These changes have had a significant impact on businesses and investors alike.
As the sun rises on a new tax year, businesses across the United Kingdom are gearing up to navigate a fresh set of changes and thresholds.
If your property is jointly owned by two or more people, there can be tax advantages in splitting any profits you make between you and your co-owners.
As the end of tax year draws near in the UK, it’s important to start preparing in advance to ensure you stay ahead of the game.
Picture a map with a clear and direct route to your business’s financial success. Now, imagine having the key to unlock the hidden treasure of financial stability and growth!
AccNet rounds up the most relevant 2022 Autumn Statement changes. The Autumn Statement 2022 came at a time of significant economic challenge for the UK and global economy. Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, gave his long-awaited full fiscal statement on 17 Novemb ...
Haven’t received a wage from your limited company?
Then you’ve got to read this.
You own a limited company, and even if your business is your baby, you still need to pay yourself enough to keep your life going and ensure you put food on the table.
