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Companies House Is Changing How You File Accounts. Are You Ready for April 2028?
Companies House is changing how annual accounts will be filed from 1 April 2028. For many companies, this will affect what they file, how they file it, and how prepared they need to be well before the deadline arrives.
Hot News for Business Owners: HMRC mileage rate rises to 55p, worth up to £1,000 a year
HMRC has increased the approved mileage rate for cars and vans from 45p to 55p per mile for the first 10,000 business miles from 6 April 2026. For many businesses, that makes this a good time to review mileage claims, reimbursement processes, and payroll treatment.
Naylor Accountancy Services Acquires Another Answer | Accountancy Firm Update
Naylor Accountancy Services has acquired Another Answer, strengthening the support, expertise, and long-term value we provide to business owners and clients.
Companies House Now Allows Directors to Remove More Personal Details
Did you know you can now remove more of your personal information from Companies House records? Learn what’s changed and how to protect your privacy while staying compliant.
From April 2027, Company Accounts Must Be Filed via Software
If you currently upload company accounts yourself to Companies House using the web service or send paper accounts, that route is closing. For accounts filed on or after 1 April 2027, you’ll need to use compatible (approved) software to file. This applies to all companies, including those filing dormant accounts.
Income Reporting Thresholds Increased for Better Financial Management
The new £3,000 threshold for reporting income from trading, property, and other sources is set to make tax returns easier, potentially exempting 300,000 individuals from the need to file.
Bank of England cuts interest rates: the impact for your small business
The Bank of England dropped the UK’s interest rate to 4.25% on 8 May. What does a drop in interest rates mean for you, your business and your financial opportunities? #interestrates #funding #businesstips
Trump's tariffs - What to do if you export to the USA
President Trump’s new trade tariffs are bad news for your export business. Here’s our overview of the potential impact these tariffs could have on your bottom line.
Spring Statement 2025: A Digital and Data-Driven Future
Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented the Spring Statement 2025 on 26 March, addressing the UK's economic challenges. With growth forecasts reduced to just over 1% and rising borrowing costs, the statement focused on tax system reform, economic resilience, and public sector efficiency.
The Chancellor's Spring Statement - March 2025
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered the Government’s Spring Statement on a mission to “secure Britain’s future.”
The Autumn Budget 2024 and it's effect on Small Businesses
Last week’s Autumn Budget brought some changes, for some more than others. Let's look at the possible effects on small businesses and their owners.
Spring Budget 2024 - Key Business Points
Tax unchanged, NIC lowered and some positive news for the UK Creative sector.
How the new minimal wage will affect your your costs
Have you factored in the rise in the National Living Wage from April 2024?
The Chancellor's Autumn 2023 Statement – Seven Business Takeaways
A quick summary of the items that business owners need to be aware of
Naylor Accountancy – Southampton Team
A warm welcome to all on our new South Coast team
Spring Budget 2023 - An Overview
Spring Budget 2023 - Reasons to be cheerful...
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