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The coronavirus pandemic has had a destabilising effect on many businesses. At a time when growth in most companies has stalled, there are still companies, particularly here in Oxford that are flourishing in spite of, and even due to, the coronavirus pandemic.
The last few weeks have shown us all just how important it is to be on top of our business finances.
Providing specialist Finance Director consultancy and bookkeeping services with the aim of helping business owners take control of the financial future of their business.
The COVID-19 situation in the UK has caused a great deal of uncertainty for investors. The FTSE 100 lost around 30% of its value from the beginning of February to the fourth week in March.
After some 9 weeks of lockdown, we’re beginning to see a return to what will perhaps be the new normal. This means its time to make sure your business or organisation has the right plans in place.
Grant Process and Panel Requirements: Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership (OxLEP) have created a business resilience fund to help support businesses impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.
Vincent Seddon of TBAT Innovation talks about how to maximise your cashflow through R&D relief & funding.
The Virus Pandemic led to a £200bn issue of government bonds to the Bank Of England. My talk will help understand why this happened and what are the implications.
We’re all doing the best we can to look after ourselves, our families and our businesses during the coronavirus pandemic and the social distancing rules put in place to stop the spread of the virus and keep us all safe.
Charities have seen their income shrink because of enforced shop closures and cancelled fundraising events.
A business advisor from Whitley Stimpson, Alan Morgan, will provide insight into the financial support available to SMEs through the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS).
Today brings us to the end of almost two weeks during which our daily routines have seen dramatic changes.
With the challenges of managing home-schooling and looking after your family, financial pressures and worries about coronavirus itself, it’s quite understandable that your mental health and wellbeing is perhaps not top of the list.
A leading tax expert today welcomed the decision to delay complicated tax changes that will affect thousands of contractors in the private sector.
The root and branch review of the fiscal framework looks interesting and could imply austerity is well and truly over in the light of low interest rates.