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Foxley Kingham Anniversary Foundation Celebrates Another Great Year
The Foxley Kingham Anniversary Foundation has completed another great year of fundraising for local charity partners, the theme for 2020 was Youth Engagement and in total an impressive £7,000 was raised. Fundraising as a team during a pandemic and two national...
Brexit – How it’s Unfolding in Reality
Justin Richardson, CEO of Bedfordshire Chamber of Commerce, speaks to ProActivity about the everyday impacts of Brexit on local businesses. “It’s been, and still is, a huge challenge for businesses. We’ve seen a number of businesses unprepared. The complexity of new...
Tax News & Changes April 2021
What changes can we expect from the new financial year? There have been numerous changes to tax rules and regulations announced in the 2021 Spring Budget here are the highlights. OFF-PAYROLL WORKING IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR After a year’s delay, off-payroll working in...
The 2021 Budget and What it Means for Businesses & Individuals
https://www.fkca.co.uk/company-news/budget-2021-further-support-self-employed-announcedThe Coronavirus pandemic led Rishi Sunak’s second budget as the UK economy shrank by 10% in 2020 and Government borrowing reached record peacetime levels. It was widely acknowledged that taxes would need to rise to pay for the ongoing support, but with the pandemic...
Working Out From Home as you Work From Home by Luke Chamberlain
Life in lockdown and life without pre-lockdown habits has been difficult for us all. Before lockdown occurred, I was a regular gym-goer to counter the fact that my job, despite giving my brain a workout most days, does not keep me very active with sitting a lot during...
Foxley Kingham’s Love Your Heart Walking Challenge
The various Government support businesses have relied upon during the pandemic, in the form of Coronavirus Job Retention, Furlough Scheme, Bounce Back and Coronavirus Business Interruption Loans (CBILS) is now being withdrawn, with loans starting to be repaid and the...
Budget 2021: Further support for the self-employed announced
The Chancellor on 3rd March confirmed further support for the self-employed with a fourth and fifth grant paid out by the Coronavirus Self Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS).
Budget 2021: Key points
Chancellor Rishi Sunak on 3rd March unveiled the contents of his Budget in the House of Commons.
Setting out the government’s tax and spending plans for the year ahead, he announced new measures to help business and jobs through the pandemic and to support the UK’s long-term economic recovery.
VAT deferral new payment scheme – join from 23 February
If you deferred paying VAT due in the period from 20 March to 30 June 2020, and can’t afford to pay by the end of March, the deferral payment scheme might be for you. Find out more here.
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