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How much can I sell my business for?

How much can  I sell my business for? A question asked very soon after you have decided to make changes in your life and sell your business. Now now you need to know how to value your business. There are many factors to take in when making this important decision. Stockport based Sovereign … [Read more...]

End-of-Life for Windows 7 Support

Windows 7 support will end on 14th January 2020, in tech terms, the 'end-of-life' for the software.  When Windows 7 was released in October 2009 Microsoft made a commitment to provide 10-years of product support.  Microsoft will end extended support for Windows 7 Operating system on 14th January … [Read more...]

Machine Intelligence may out-pace speed of thinking

Have you noticed how life is getting faster? The pace of change in business, the speed in which news is delivered and global economies react is unprecedented.  This change will gather pace to a point where machine intelligence will act on our behalf before we even think. Shopping lists will become … [Read more...]

Tax deductions for start-ups – how savings can add up

There are many tax deductions for the start-ups, including possible ways to save from mortgage interest and home heating bills to books and subscriptions. Stockport accountants Bennett Verby have looked at some of the ways to maximise your deductions and increase the money you can put into your … [Read more...]

Entrepreneurs’ Relief – Traps for the Unwary

Entrepreneurs' Relief (ER), a valuable capital gains tax relief available to taxpayers who make qualifying business disposals, sits among strict conditions imposed by HMRC The main occasions where Entrepreneurs Relief will be available are on the disposal of a trading business or on the disposal of … [Read more...]

Prest: Financial planning key to investing with real purpose

As Good Money Week begins with a focus this year on encouraging women to invest, Stockport based Prest Chartered Financial Planners are urging values-led investors not to neglect the importance of financial planning. Mike Walker, financial planner at Stockport-based Prest Financial Planning, … [Read more...]

Work From Anywhere? What You Need and What You Should Know

A study by Redcentric revealed that 70% of office workers believe it’s important that businesses allow their employees to work remotely. While 30% feel their productivity increases when they work away from the office.  Improved productivity isn’t the only benefit of flexible working. People who … [Read more...]

Tax avoidance: how to stay on the right side of the law

Tax avoidance is described by HMRC as 'operating within the letter, but not the spirit, of the law'. So how can you be sure to stay on the same page as HMRC? As HMRC wins around 8 out of 10 avoidance cases that taxpayers choose to litigate, Stockport accountants and business advisers Bennett Verby … [Read more...]

Goal tracking in the digital age

Can’t see the wood for the trees? Too much to do and not enough time to do it? Struggling to stay on track? If the answer to any or all of these questions is yes, you need a goal-setting app. IT business support specialist, SAN IT based in Cheadle Hulme, suggest five of the best for Android or … [Read more...]

Bank of Gran and Grandad now support next generation

With tuition fees and rising property prices, families are increasing giving financial support to their younger generation as is often talked about in the media as the ‘Bank of Gran and Grandad’ and the ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’. Stockport accountants and business advisors, Hallidays, are finding that … [Read more...]

Expert Opinion: Tax implications of Cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrency is the new “buzz-word” in the financial world, but there are often tax implications of cryptocurrencies. Whilst it has been around for a while, recent peaks and troughs in the currency have brought it to the media’s attention. What seems to have gone somewhat under the radar are … [Read more...]