The ups and down of lockdown – in figures
Consumer spending dropped by six per cent year-on-year in March as lockdown was introduced, according to newly-released data. But a more…
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Work drying up, income falling – it doesn’t have to mean redundancies
As the UK faces a period of significant financial disruption, businesses have already been badly hit with work decreasing, jobs cancelled…
Coronavirus loan scheme accepting applications
The government’s COVID-19 small business loan scheme announced in the Budget, is now live. This means loans are now available to…
Governance
How has the gig economy affected our tax bills?
By Andrew Millet The world of employment is changing for everyone. Whether you’re actively engaged in the gig economy or not,…
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Businesses welcome IR35 delay
Mixed reaction to HMRC’s ‘soft-touch’ on IR35
Technology
Data emerging as key to negotiation, study finds
Skilled negotiation may be as important as ever, but businesses must adapt their approach to avoid a lack of data preventing…
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Firms fail to harness potential of unstructured data
IT is making finance more than just a numbers game
HR
Self-isolation and employers’ rights – a legal view
Up until a week ago, many of us had probably never heard the term ‘self-isolation’. Now, however, not a day goes…
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Employee share bonanza as Starling Bank raises £60m
mthree adds to its own talent pool
Financial Management
How has the gig economy affected our tax bills?
By Andrew Millet The world of employment is changing for everyone. Whether you’re actively engaged in the gig economy or not,…
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Accountants’ open letter plea to help SMEs
