by DEB Chartered Accountants | Apr 16, 2014 | Accountancy
Investing lump sums into pensions has historically represented a means by which business owners could seek to reduce their tax liabilities. The popularity of this practise has, in recent times, been eroded by a combination of the low returns that poor performing...
by DEB Chartered Accountants | Nov 18, 2013 | Accountancy
The Government is actively pursuing policies aimed at creating new jobs for people who are currently out of work and providing help to employers, particularly small employers to keep on the people they currently have in employment. One such policy, unveiled by the...
by DEB Chartered Accountants | Oct 21, 2013 | Accountancy
Reflection and Perspective – a personal view by David Edwards-Brown Whilst DEB made the shortlist of five in two out of ten awards categorise at the Barnsley and Rotherham Chamber of Commerce Business Awards, the ceremony for which was held at Magna on Friday evening,...
by DEB Chartered Accountants | Oct 11, 2013 | Accountancy
How do you play? The extraction of funds from a company by owner/managers can be viewed as a game. A game that has rules. A game you can play well if you know and understand the rules. A game you can be ahead of, if you have a strategy that is built round the...
by DEB Chartered Accountants | Sep 30, 2013 | Accountancy
If you have any employees who are paid at the minimum wage then please be aware that from 1st October 2013 the rates will change. It is important that you make appropriate changes as it is a criminal offence to pay someone less than the National Minimum Wage. The new...
by DEB Chartered Accountants | Aug 22, 2013 | Accountancy
Trading whilst in an insolvent position is an extremely risky situation for Directors. If the directors of a business continue to trade when they know that the company is unable to pay its debts they could be exposed to personal liabilities (and possible prosecution)...
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