Important Update: HMRC Revises Advisory Fuel Rates (AFRs) from 1st June 2024

In an update for businesses and employees alike, HMRC has revised the advisory fuel rates (AFRs) for company car drivers. These changes, effective from 1st June 2024, will impact all journeys where employees claim back fuel costs from their employer. It is essential for companies to stay informed about these updates to ensure compliance and accurate reimbursement processes.

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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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Hey, We’re Hiring! Train to become an Accountant with HB Accountants: Accounts Apprenticeship position

If you would like to avoid university fees and are considering an alternative route to further your education, an apprenticeship is a great solution. We are hiring and have an opening for a trainee accountant apprentice.

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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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