Developing your business

This section contains a wealth of tips and advice for improving your business processes and increasing your top and bottom lines.

Branding: Tips on building a brand.
Business finance: From raising funds to keeping control of your finances.
Business processes: Tips for more effective business processes.
Exit planning: All businesses need a plan for selling or exiting.
General: A range of useful information on general business topics.
Management skills: Presentation, negotiation, working smarter and leadership.
Managing your staff: Practical tips for employers.
Planning and strategy: Tips and advice when planning ahead
Sales and marketing: Tips and advice for promoting your business.

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29 Jul 2021

ICAEW urges HMRC to scrap exemptions to simplify VAT rules

In response to HMRC's consultation on simplifying the rules relating to land and property, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) has urged HMRC to abolish all VAT exemptions and remove all VAT options.

28 Jul 2021

Public trust in charities reaches highest level since 2014

Public trust in charities has reached its highest level since 2014, according to research published by the Charity Commission.

27 Jul 2021

SMEs 'keen to invest in growth but struggle to find financial backing', says survey

A survey carried out by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the Corporate Finance Network (CFN) has found that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are looking to invest in growth but are frustrated by the lack of financial options open to them.

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ICAEW urges HMRC to scrap exemptions to simplify VAT rules

Public trust in charities reaches highest level since 2014

SMEs 'keen to invest in growth but struggle to find financial backing', says survey