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For small business owners, tax season can be a stressful and daunting time of year. It makes sense that you’d rather not think about it, but as a bookkeeper, every year I see business owners feeling stressed as the season approaches because they know deep down that rushing things and leaving it to the last minute can lead to mistakes and penalties.
School holidays can be tough on small business owners. Balancing work and holidays can be tricky, especially when you and your team want to take some time off with family. You want to be able to keep the business running smoothly while getting some time out.
That's where hiring a bookkeeper comes in. As a small business owner, you might think that you can’t afford to outsource bookkeeping tasks, but a bookkeeper can save you time, money, and stress. Here’s how.
When starting your new business, the bookkeeping may not be your priority as you are more than likely concentrating on growing your business. Keeping good financial records is essential for the success of your business. Here are 5 tips to help you get started with your bookkeeping.
It's important to know if you need to register as self-employed and when is the right time to register.
The tax year runs from 6th April – 5th April, with the deadline for submitting online and paying any tax you may owe being the following 31st January. Although, the deadline for submitting your self-assessment tax return is 31st January, you can submit your tax as soon as the new tax year starts on the 6th April, with the first payment being 31st January.
