Clifford Towers’ client, Peter Walker of Compass Garden Designs, chats to us about managing client expectations, his advice for start-ups and why he swapped the constraints of the corporate world for perennial planting. Peter’s skill at transforming gardens, large or small, to truly beautiful places of sanctuary are a testament to a natural sense of […]
Read MoreChanges to Entrepreneurs’ Relief
For business owners, Entrepreneurs’ Relief (ER) is an attractive Tax relief which can be used on the disposal of a business. Owners of Limited companies, unincorporated businesses and even Trustees may be able to take advantage of ER. Any Capital Gain made on the disposal of a business may be taxed at a 10% rate of […]
Read MoreThree Business Growth Strategies
There is so much talk about growing your business and the focus on increasing turnover and employing staff to prove your ‘growth success story’. More and more however I find that some small business owners need a little guidance on what ‘growth’ looks like. As your business matures over time – there are few things […]
Read MoreMaking Tax Digital: Get Ready – NOW
The first step in the Government’s goal to get all tax submissions digital begins in April 2019. They are, thankfully, starting with one avenue before tackling the rest – and that is VAT submissions. In this blog post I highlight what you need to know and how you can make sure you are ready. Who […]
Read MoreIncreasing the Visibility of Your Small Business
Many of our clients are small businesses, or they started out as small businesses and we have worked with them for many years, supporting their growth and expansion. During that time, we can honestly say that businesses do better – when they are more visible. I’m going to share a few insights with you on […]
Read MoreTop 5 Productivity Tools for Small Businesses
Small businesses have an inordinate amount of tasks to manage during their working week, and usually this is with less people in the business than larger businesses may have. So, it becomes incredibly important to be as efficient as they can with the time they have available to them. In this post I share the […]
Read MoreAutumn Budget 2018, the Highlights for SMEs
Philip Hammond has delivered his third Budget as chancellor. The Chancellor’s opening remarks about the “hard work” of British people “paying off” and that “the era of austerity is finally coming to an end” were widely welcomed. But – which parts of his 72-minute speech do you need to take note of? We’ve done the […]
Read MoreChoosing an online accounting software
Streamlining your business and doing all you can to make the running of your business as smooth as possible should be your top priority. One of the major tasks within a business is the management of your finances. If your business has now grown, you will be looking at some cloud accounting software solutions to […]
Read MoreFamily Business Challenges and how to Overcome them
Approximately 65% of our clients are family-owned and run. As we have been in business as long as we have – that means we are working now with third and fourth generation businesses. We know, more than most, the challenges that come with working with family members. In this post I hope to discuss some […]
Read MoreTwitter Ads for Small Business
Social media channels are just one avenue for small businesses to leverage in marketing themselves to larger audiences. Up until 10 years ago it was impossible for a local business to have the kind of exposure that these channels offer today. This is the second of a series of posts from Shelley Rostlund, Digital Consultant […]
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