Business Secretary Alok Sharma recently announced that there would be changes to the elements of the insolvency system to help keep UK companies trading.

For businesses and self-employed individuals who are worried about not being able to pay their tax due to the outbreak of coronavirus, HMRC has set up a dedicated phone helpline to provide

Last night Chancellor, Richi Sunak unveiled an 80% income support scheme for UK-based self-employed workers during the Coronavirus outbreak. He announced that self-employed workers will be able to receive a

Your employees are rightly concerned about paying their bills and keeping their families in food and necessities. Currently the following information and support options are in place over the COVID-19 outbreak.

Furloughed workers – a new type of employee! This term is not one which is regularly used in business and is understandably not being clearly understood by some business owners.

With much news in the media around everything to do with COVID-19, we are sharing our regular updates with the aim of providing you with some clear information.

All those who do not perform key jobs must stay at home, apart from infrequent trips to buy food or essential medications and treatment, while outdoor exercise is allowed once a day.

e appreciate this is a very strange time to be operating a business. There is so much information to digest and understand for all of us. However, if you are struggling to know which support offering may fit your business, please do call us on 01440 821991 or email enquiries@accountability-plus.co.uk. We are very happy to help you.

IR35 reforms delayed for 12 months amidst coronavirus outbreak Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Steve Barclay, confirmed in parliament on the evening of 17 March 2020 that the reforms to