Corporation Tax
Coverage follows corporation tax policy, rates and regulatory changes impacting hospitality operators, with updates on compliance, HMRC guidance and investment planning. Editorial also explores how fiscal reforms affect profitability, expansion strategy and long-term financial sustainability, giving UK businesses practical insight into how tax developments shape decision-making in the sector.
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Dec- 2019 -13 DecemberBusiness Bites
The election is over – time for the Tories to deliver for small businesses
It now looks as though political stasis and all the damage that does to business will be lifted in 2020. Boris Johnson’s victory in the election is the Tories’ strongest since the Thatcher era, and gives him great scope to implement bold policies. At this juncture it’s worth taking a look…
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12 DecemberBusiness Bites
Businesses are sitting on £115bn and waiting to splurge
Goldman Sachs thinks money will pour into UK stocks and shares after this election, but it’s at least partly because they suspect a Tory victory. Regardless of which side of the Brexit divide you are on, there is one thing that’s for certain: business has been extremely cautious about the…
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Jun- 2019 -18 JuneAdvice
How to launch a small catering business on a tight budget
You have a passion for food, have been working in the catering industry for some time, but now want to be your own boss. You have a good business plan, have the licenses you need to get started and you are confident that your new venture will be a success.…
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Jul- 2018 -9 JulyGovernment
UK Treasury rejects business rates reform calls
The UK Treasury has today rejected calls from retailers and restaurants who say business rates should be reformed to create a level playing field with online retailers. During a meeting of parliament’s Treasury Select Committee, chancellor Philip Hammond said reforming international corporation tax was a higher priority for the government,…
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