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Life is one of the best teachers and our tax expert, Neill Staff can vouch for that. Neill tells us about his success all by helping people with their tax troubles and why he goes above and beyond when needed to get the job done.

The last two years have proved how versatile and resilient charities are, proving how adaptive the sector can be to meet the changing demands and situations. To stay on track, here are some trends to boost your charities online and offline presence.

One good thing can be said about 2021 - it wasn’t as turbulent as 2020, which put in a claim to be the worst year ever. Over the course of 2021 we shared an incredible 122 blogs, but which ones did our readers find the best?

To all future accountants, Paul Dell knows exams get tough and that there's a lot of studying to get through. But rest assured that it will be all worth it in the end.

On 1st July 2021, new VAT rules were introduced, aimed at simplifying the existing VAT obligations originally brought in following the UK departure from the EU, to reduce the burden for enterprises engaged in cross-border online B2C sales.

"Expect the best. Prepare for the worst. Capitalize on what comes." - Zig Ziglar. The Omicron variant has set off another shaky time for our economy, but how will the Omicron variant impact the construction industry more specifically?

Business planning for 2022 is more difficult as we cannot predict the date of a return to normality, but there are some practical steps you can take to minimise potential disruption to your business.

We ensure that Raffingers are practicing what we preach, to so many of our clients. The need to ensure that your internal structure is smooth, ensures that you have the required accurate, up to date information at your fingertips to make decisions.

It goes without saying that 2021 has been an extraordinary and unprecedented year for us all. But I want to look forward to 2022 and ask the difficult question – how do we go about planning for next year whilst the uncertainty seems never ending?

January is notoriously the month where we take stock of our current circumstances, consider what happened in the previous year and plan for the next...

The new year is swiftly approaching and for some business owners, that means getting those goals set. Yet, most business owners don’t bother setting both business, and personal goals. Discover why goal setting is key if you want to get ahead in 2022.

"No matter what route you choose to go down or what career path you take, always have a never-ending and dying thirst for knowledge". Learn why Gary Inglis still enjoys learning new things and why being an accountant is such an heart warming job!

It seems as if shopping habits have changed forever. We’ve now been forced to accept and get accustomed with ‘the new normal’, where buying habits have shifted as mostly everything is now sold online. So, is the future of retail becoming online only?

As we look forward to the new year, the property sector must yet again find a way to navigate through a minefield of new regulation, new taxes and expected market volatility. So what is in store for 2022?

HMRC is a professional and helpful organisation that recognises that there are times when people fall behind in their tax affairs. Find out why getting your tax affairs in order isn’t as scary as you think.