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The process for importing goods from the EU has changed. Businesses in Great Britain need to complete the following actions to continue importing from EU countries from 1 January 2021.

The Government has issued guidance on importing goods from the EU to Great Britain from 1 January 2021.

Government grants will continue for the foreseeable future and certainly until 31 March 2021. The main grants and supports available now are outlined below. Please contact us if you need help in claiming any of these.

From 1 January 2021 you need an EORI number to move goods between the UK and the EU.

The transition period for the UK leaving the EU has ended. The EU and UK have struck a trade deal, and this has been ratified by the UK Parliament so from 1 January we are trading with the EU quota and tariff “free”.

We would all be keen to protect our loved ones should the unthinkable happen – be that not being able to work due to injury or illness, suffering from a critical illness or even death. But how many of us put it off thinking it won't happen to us?

We’re all glad to see the back of 2020, however, despite it being a difficult year for many, 2020 has shown us that we can embrace technology and use it for the better. So what are the key reasons why 2021 is the year of technology?

In an increasingly competitive business world, top talent is in high demand. If you aren't making your workers happy, another company may come along to steal them away. Here are 10 tips that will help you make sure your employees want to stay.

Cash is the life blood of any business. Without cash your business cannot survive. In fact, very profitable businesses can fail because of poor cashflow.

This week the Wealth Tax Commission released the results of its research into proposals for a one-off wealth tax. Depending on the threshold at which the tax is implemented, it could affect between 6% and 17% of the population.

There is no doubt that on the back of the worst year the UK economy has faced in decades, we are facing a recession that will prove a challenge for many businesses up and down the country - many business owners must be dreading the thought of 2021.

This months blog is about a win we secured at the Tax Tribunal earlier this month. The case in interesting for a variety of reasons, but the most important lesson we can learn is to stand your ground when faced with an unreasonable HMRC officer.

There have been numerous reports released over the last few months assessing the impact of COVID on the construction industry and forecasting the recovery in 2021 and beyond. So looking ahead to next year, what changes can we expect in the industry?

Can we all do a re-take of 2020? Enough dreaming and let’s be realistic! If you are one of the businesses who took advantage of government offers, don't forget these will have to be repaid over the course of 2021.

Having now worked in Practice for over 20 years, I have supported and advised many business owners, across a range of industry sectors. I have...