Welcome… To October’s Tax Tips & News, our newsletter designed to bring you tax tips and news to keep you one step ahead of the taxman. If you need further assistance just let us know or you can send us a question for our Question and Answer Section. We are committed to ensuring none of… Read More »
Cash handling policies and procedures with a policy example. Please note, access to these FAQ’s is totally free if you would like to subscribe (No Charge) on www.buyingapub.com, this is free to be read for your guidance and aimed to give you immediate access to helpful advice. If you subscribe you may download this information… Read More »
M&C June Newsletter, MRO, Caveat Emptor and Latest on Leases. We are still all waiting with baited breath on the final pronouncement of the Statutory Pubs Code that is now well past the specific date set by Parliament for publication, namely 26th May 2016. Whilst it is appreciated that Government have every desire to ensure… Read More »
You don’t need Property as Security – Business Finance up to £250,000 No, you haven’t misread that. We have well established lines with reputable banks and lenders, who are able to provide finance for some businesses, up to as much as £250,000, without asking for a property as security. This can clearly result in further… Read More »
Fragility of the Western Economy, further thoughts outside the box. (Quantative Easing) We have suffered a drawn out recession, enormous Government borrowings, putting future generations in debt for many years with electoral promises of booms that will not happen, without describing roads that are breaking up, an NHS system that is suddenly exposed as failing… Read More »
Auto Enrolment a Nightmare for small businesses, without help or guidance. Auto Enrolment a great idea from the Government, to ensure that everyone has the option of a Pension. However, the reality at this moment of time is something else for a small employer. Every employer big or small has to be in a position… Read More »
Latest view on Business, Property, Rates and Rents that may affect your Business How easy it is to be lulled into a false sense of optimism with the onset of what looked like a glorious spring at the beginning of May. A number of our clients in coastal/seaside locations have been ruing the foul weather… Read More »
At the end of January, I read that the British Bankers’ Association said that banks were now willing to lend more to small businesses. BBA boss Anthony Browne claimed that the “banks are open for business.” This would appear to be good news to small businesses and entrepreneurs, and seems to suggest that things might… Read More »
Is this the way to get a Decent Credit Rating or Overdraft? It’s a funny old world at the moment, overdrafts with pubs or any sort of property development are a dirty word as far as Banks are concerned. We had for a number of years a standing overdraft of £25K, which we never ever used, it… Read More »
Protecting a business during difficult economic times requires both obvious and more subtle legal measures. This article looks at some easy steps businesses can take to boost cash-flow and profitability through more effective management of their customer relationships. Practical advice Request a payment in advance or staged payments – you may be surprised at the… Read More »