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If you run a small business, you’ve probably been here. You’ve done the work. Delivered a great service. Sent the invoice…and then nothing. No payment. No reply. Just that awkward feeling of “do I chase or do I wait a bit longer?” Late payments aren’t just frustrating; they can quietly chip away at your cash …
The new tax year is here, and with it come some changes that could affect small businesses and the self-employed. From 6 April 2026, there are updates to thresholds, allowances, and rules that every small business owner should know about. Here’s a simple, straightforward round-up of the key changes for 2026/27. 1. ISA Allowance Remains …
One of the first questions new directors ask is: “Can I just use my personal bank account for my business, or do I really need a separate one?” If you’re setting up a limited company, the answer is clear: a business bank account isn’t just a nice-to-have – it’s essential. Here’s why. Legal Requirement Once …
March marks Neurodiversity Celebration Week. A time to recognise, understand and celebrate the different ways our brains work. For us here at Jennison Accounting, this year feels a little more personal. Just before Christmas, our Managing Director, Claire, received a diagnosis of ADHD and possible autism. Around the same time, her daughter was diagnosed too. …
Starting a new business is exciting. New ideas, new clients, new momentum. But when you’re setting up in the UK for the first time, the excitement can quickly be joined by confusion, especially when it comes to accounting and tax. For Ocean Driven Media Ltd, founded by Matt Swart, the creative side of the business …
Valentine’s Day isn’t just for roses and chocolates, it’s also the perfect reminder to check in on your relationship with your business finances. If you’re anything like most business owners, your love affair with your accounts might have gone a bit… cold. Late invoices, piles of receipts, and inboxes that seem to breed faster than …
Profit is usually the headline number that business owners focus on. And yes, profit matters. But if there’s one thing we see time and time again with small and growing businesses, it’s this: A profitable business can still fail if it runs out of cash. Cash flow is often the real make-or-break factor. In this …
Running a business in the wellness space sounds calm in theory, but anyone who’s actually done it knows it’s more yoga mat chaos than peaceful meditation. Classes, timetables, teachers, customers, bookings, and then there’s the finances. For The Yogarise Group Ltd, led by founder Sean Hitzelberger, the accounting side of the business wasn’t just another …
As the end of the year rolls around, most business owners are juggling holiday deadlines, last-minute jobs, and planning for January. With all that going on, it’s easy for the financial side of things to slip, and the same mistakes crop up year after year. With a little awareness and a bit of organisation, these …
The Autumn Budget is out, and while a lot of it focuses on personal finance, there are some important updates for small businesses, sole traders and limited companies. Here’s the simple, straight-talking version of what actually matters. Key Headlines at a Glance What This Means for Small Businesses Small businesses and sole traders remain at …
