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Issues to consider when running your own business. Click on the links below to access the relevant information.
What records should you keep – and for how long?
This factsheet gives an overview of the procedures you must put in place in relation to the Bribery Act 2010.
This factsheet considers what company information has to be made available and looks at whether a company secretary needs to be appointed.
The Criminal Finances Act makes companies and partnerships criminally liable for failing to prevent tax evasion. This factsheet considers the key aspects of the Act and the implications for your business.
Becoming a director carries with it potentially onerous duties. Make sure you know what those duties are. This factsheet gives guidance on directors’ responsibilities.
Franchising is becoming increasingly popular. This factsheet considers the advantages and disadvantages of franchising and points to consider when considering operating as a franchise.
This factsheet considers how you can increase your awareness of the factors that indicate fraud. It also sets out the defences that you can implement to minimise the risk within your business.
We consider if your business is eligible for a grant.
This factsheet considers the options available to micro entities when preparing their accounts. This factsheet considers the options available.
An explanation of the directors' report requirements faced by private companies.
Whether we are producing your accounts or carrying out tax compliance work, being prepared for us will ensure our work is carried out smoothly and efficiently and with the minimum disruption to yourselves. This factsheet highlights many of the ways in which you can help.
This factsheet summarises the requirements which place additional obligations on companies, their officers and the people with significant control over them.
Running a limited company presents a range of unique challenges and responsibilities. Limited companies are subject to tight reporting and financial responsibilities and the directors of the limited company have their own duties and responsibilities.
As many as half of all businesses fail in their first three years of trading, this factsheet summarises the specific reasons for business failure and how to avoid them.
We consider the required format of statutory accounts for small companies. This factsheet considers the reporting requirements and their impact.
There are many reasons why you may need to calculate the value of your business. This factsheet consider the range of methods available as well as some of the factors to consider during the process.
Improving retirement prospects.