Research and Development tax credits, typically referred to as R&D tax credits, should be a key consideration for innovative startup companies in the UK.
Business banking is not everyone's idea of fun but as the business owner you have no choice but to be hot on the transactions in your accounts.
Everyday thousands of keen entrepreneurs pitch new ideas to potential investors in hopes of securing their money and support.
Chip and PIN machines are losing their grip in the payments industry, thanks to mobile payments gaining momentum and promising to make daily transactions much quicker and more convenient.
If there's one factor that's more important than any other in growing a business, it is surely access to enough cash.
You may be thinking of starting your own business or you may already be the proud owner of a young trading business.
Believe it or not, there are things you can do as a business owner to give yourself the best chance of getting a ‘yes’ when you apply for business funding.
Raising investment for your business can be a great way to get the capital you need to scale and grow.
The Government is continuing to promote research and development (R&D) with a range of tax incentives.
Whatever you do, and however hard you try to keep your spending down, there are certain costs that you’ll simply have to account for if you’re going to make your business a success.
"Money is the root of all evil", "money brings the worst in people", "money makes the world go round" - and it is usually at the heart of any business success or failure.
The government backed start up loans company has now extended its eligibility to include businesses who have been trading for less than 36 months.
With the current economy in a tailspin, friends and family may think that you are taking a terrible risk by planning to start a new business.
A commercial guarantee is a promise to ensure that a third party either: (i) fulfils its obligations; and/or (ii) a promise to fulfil those obligations should the third party fail.
