When you first start a business, the future feels full of possibility. Everyone is excited, the shareholders are aligned, you’re all working towards the same vision, and it’s easy to believe that things will always stay that way. That optimism is one of the best parts of building a business. But it’s also the reason […]
Category Archives: Business Tips
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Aug
Aug
Running a small business has never been easy, but in today’s economic climate it can often feel overwhelming. With rising costs, changing legislation, staffing challenges and economic uncertainty, business owners like yourselves are expected to make dozens if not hundreds of decisions every single day. Some decisions are major, such as whether to recruit, invest […]
Business Tips, Personal Tax, Tax Tips, VAT
We have a new government, which means getting ready for changes
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Jul
Jul
On Monday 20 July 2026, the UK welcomed a new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham. In his first speech outside Number 10, he highlighted the need to do politics better and the need to make this moment a circuit breaker for Britain. What’s not to like about that statement? We are sure you can resonate with […]
Business Tips, HM Revenue & Customs, Tax Tips
Tax Update 2026: What Every UK Small Business Needs to Know about the direction of travel
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Jul
Jul
Last week’s latest Tax Update 2026 (policy paper) signals one thing loud and clear: the UK tax system is becoming more complex, not less. From proposed changes to income tax payments and VAT, to tougher HMRC enforcement powers and new digital requirements, businesses will need to stay informed to avoid costly mistakes. While many of […]
Business Tips, Tax Advice, Tax Planning, Tax Tips
Paying Your Children Through Your Business: Smart Tax Planning or More Trouble Than It’s Worth?
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Jun
Jun
Running a small business often involves juggling multiple responsibilities. One moment you’re serving clients, and the next you’re managing cash flow, handling administration, and trying to keep up with marketing. However, there may be someone in your household who excels at these tasks. Younger family members can be an asset for social media posts, general […]
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Jun
Jun
A couple of weeks ago, the Chancellor announced a package of measures designed to ease some of the pressure many of us are feeling right now with the cost of living. At first glance, some of these changes might seem quite small. But we think some of the announced measures need your attention as a […]
Business Tips, Tax Advice, Tax Planning, Tax Tips
Thinking About Stepping Back One Day? Apple’s CEO Handover Has a Lesson for You
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May
May
Last month, Apple announced that Tim Cook will step aside as Chief Executive on 1 September 2026, handing over the role to John Ternus, the company’s long‑standing head of hardware engineering. Cook isn’t stepping away completely; he’ll still remain involved as executive chairman, helping support the transition and ensure continuity. Apple described this change as […]
Business Tips, Cash Flow
How Understanding Your Numbers Supports Financial Health and Business Growth
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Apr
Apr
Let’s be honest, most business owners don’t wake up in the morning excited about management accounts, forecasts, or KPIs, because what really sits at the front of their mind is customers, cash flow, staff, and how on earth they keep everything moving in the right direction. But here’s the reality we see time and time […]
Business Tips, Cash Flow, Myers Clark News
When Was the Last Time You Checked Your Business’s True Financial Health?
01
Apr
Apr
If you’re like most business owners, your days are filled with serving clients, solving problems, managing operations, and working to keep everything on track. Therefore, when someone asks, “How is the business doing financially?” it’s understandable to look at your bank balance, shrug, and respond, “I think we’re doing alright.” But when was the last […]
Business Tips, Cash Flow, Personal Tax
When Politics and Business Collide: Why 2026 Has Started With More Questions Than Confidence
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Feb
Feb
We don’t normally like to talk politics. Most business owners don’t. After all, you’ve got customers to serve, teams to manage, and targets to hit. But sometimes it becomes impossible to avoid. Unless you’ve been on a month-long silent retreat somewhere far away from news alerts and social media, you’ll have noticed that 2026 hasn’t […]