On the 17th September 2025, the UK government announced a new tech deal with the US as part of the US President's State Visit ...

Companies differ from businesses in that they are a separate legal entity that lives on beyond the lifespan of the previous owner, saving owners from being personally liable for debts. The transfer of ...

Although discussing wellness in the workplace has become less of a taboo over recent years, work-related mental health issues are costing the UK economy over £57 billion each year – a figure that has ...

The industry in which your company conducts business activities changes your tax liabilities, potential for funding and grants, and the types of investors/stakeholders you attract. The official way of ...

Alternatively called a ready-made company, an off-the-shelf company is a pre-made company formed and registered with Companies House but has never traded. It is much like a new car, ready to be sold ...

A family business is a legacy, a shared mission, and a generational bond. However, to ensure these businesses thrive and survive the test of time, families must blend innovation with purpose. Here’s a ...

The distributed leadership model involves distributing leadership across multiple members of an organisation, enhancing leadership capacity through collaboration, collective decision-making, and the ...

Brick-and-mortar businesses are facing challenges in 2024. As we set foot into a new era of competitive high-street commerce, brick-and-mortar brands must put in twice the effort just to remain in the ...

Flexible working is more common now than ever before, largely due to the introduction of so many work from home policies during the COVID-19 pandemic. Whilst a difficult time for all businesses, many ...

UK Businesses lose around £1.5 billion each year in holiday pay miscalculations, and even more in morale. Failure to calculate holiday entitlement properly can create serious problems in the workplace ...

It is your duty as a business owner to fairly investigate and respond appropriately to all allegations made in the workplace. If one employee complains about the behaviour of another employee, it is ...

A remittance address is a mailing address that is designated to receive payments from invoices and where account bills should be delivered. It may or may not be the same as the business’s physical ...