5 Common Tax Mistakes Small Businesses Make (And How to Avoid Them)

We have taken a look at the top common tax mistakes made by small businesses. The HB team works with all our clients to ensure that they remain compliant with tax and filing regulations and we are definitely not saying that all small businesses make these errors. However, it’s always worth reminding ourselves what needs to be done and our top tips to avoid making tax mistakes. Here they are, in no particular order:

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General Election 2024: Key Tax Policies from Major Parties

HB Accountants has created a clear, impartial summary of the main tax policies proposed by major parties for the 2024 general election. This guide highlights the key tax changes each party plans, helping you understand the potential impact on businesses and individuals

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BEWARE: Companies House letter payment demand Scam

Following the recent update to the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill, scammers have been targeting business owners with fake letters and emails claiming to be from Companies House. Letters request a £48 payment to set up enhanced web filing on the Companies House register. This is a scam.

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Unlock Opportunities: Join Our HB Ladies Business Networking Brunch in Hoddesdon

How do you feel about a networking brunch!!? Would like to expand your business network and increase your visibility? Come and share your story with #TeamHB and many more businesses, at our June Ladies Business Networking, informal and friendly local networking in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire. Plus we have switched things up a little this time around, opting for brunch instead of lunch. 

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Getting Ready to leave School or College? Your choices, Your Finances

If you are getting ready to leave school or college, you need to know how your next choices might affect you financially. Here is our guide to your next steps after school or college – this will be updated in the next few weeks to reflect the updates from the Chancellor’s Spring Budget on 6th March 2024 and the new tax rates for 24/25.

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