esmart tax

Budget 2009
small-scale initiatives

Alleviating short term pressure on companies

Budget 2009
at a glance

Were you a winner or a loser?

Corporate Financial Planning

Tackling a potential IHT issue

Now is a great time to discuss your problem with us

Taxing times

Tax facts

Significant changes in taxation and benefits

How the new rules could affect your finances

Self-Invested Personal Pensions

Your questions answered

Struggling to
maintain cashflow levels?

A guide to making sure your business gets paid on time

A major opportunity
to limit tax

Crystallising losses could work to your advantage

Self-employment

New penalties if you are late in notifying HMRC that you have commenced self-employment

Credit levels continue to decline

Small and medium-sized businesses don’t expect the situation to improve in the next quarter

Corporate funding

One solution for small firms experiencing real cashflow difficulties

Weathering the current economic downturn

A significant contribution to the continued health of your business

Small firms struggle with UK tax laws

Three quarters find it difficult to find information about regulations

The corporate survival guide

Making the right decisions in today’s challenging business environment

Value Added Tax

Introduction of a new penalty regime

Looking to raise money in the recession?

In such a competitive market it’s vital to be well prepared

VAT glossary

These are some definitions of common VAT terms that HMRC uses:

Research and Development

Tax incentives encourage innovation in the UK

Legal structures

Putting your business on a proper footing

Getting in good shape to survive the downturn

Key areas around which small businesses should consider taking action

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Budget 2009 small-scale initiatives

Alleviating short term pressure on companies

Budget 2009 at a glance

Were you a winner or a loser?

Corporate Financial Planning

Tackling a potential IHT issue

Now is a great time to discuss your problem with us

Taxing times

Tax facts

Significant changes in taxation and benefits

How the new rules could affect your finances

Self-Invested Personal Pensions

Your questions answered

Struggling to maintain cashflow levels?

A guide to making sure your business gets paid on time

A major opportunity to limit tax

Crystallising losses could work to your advantage

Self-employment

New penalties if you are late in notifying HMRC that you have commenced self-employment

Credit levels continue to decline

Small and medium-sized businesses don’t expect the situation to improve in the next quarter

Corporate funding

One solution for small firms experiencing real cashflow difficulties

Weathering the current economic downturn

A significant contribution to the continued health of your business

Small firms struggle with UK tax laws

Three quarters find it difficult to find information about regulations

The corporate survival guide

Making the right decisions in today’s challenging business environment

Value Added Tax

Introduction of a new penalty regime

Looking to raise money in the recession?

In such a competitive market it’s vital to be well prepared

VAT glossary

These are some definitions of common VAT terms that HMRC uses:

Research and Development

Tax incentives encourage innovation in the UK

Legal structures

Putting your business on a proper footing

Getting in good shape to survive the downturn

Key areas around which small businesses should consider taking action

Budget 2009
small-scale initiatives

Budget 2009
at a glance

Struggling to
maintain cashflow levels?

A major opportunity
to limit tax