Three new support measures announced as Chancellor vows to “go further”. The three new measures are designed to help workers and businesses through the winter months and second wave of coronavirus.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announces further measures to support businesses forced to close due to Coronavirus restrictions. Rachel Meadows, head of proposition, pensions and savings at Broadstone, explains what the new Job Support Scheme measures mean for businesses of all sizes.
Rishi Sunak announces £330 billion of help for UK businesses. Though a vast package, is offering loans the best way to support SMEs through COVID-19?
Rishi Sunak has replaced Sajid Javid as chancellor. Does his background story give us any indication of how he’ll help UK business?
The anticipation was palpable as Philip Hammond made his way to Parliament to deliver his Autumn Budget, but I was left a little flat.
While the self-employed helped Britain’s economic recovery, Charlie Mullins believes legislation is needed to ensure the paying of tax is better monitored.
Today the chancellor Philip Hammond announced the Autumn Statement and unveiled a range of tax reforms and investments. Here’s what businesses had to say about the statement.
Tax-free employee benefits offered by salary sacrifice schemes are to be restricted, chancellor Philip Hammond has announced.
On the eve of chancellor Phillip Hammond’s first budget address to members of parliament, Real Business provides some Autumn Statement predictions.
Eyebrows have been raised by the amount of money it will cost taxpayers to renovate Buckingham Palace, an iconic British landmark in need of a little love and attention.
Philip Hammond has unveiled on plans to ensure SMEs are referred to other lenders after bank rejection, but Barry James is not happy in his open letter.
In the face of the toughest economic storm in modern history, the government has created an environment that has allowed small and medium-sized businesses to be established and flourish. However, it appears it hasn’t been feeding SMEs from its own table as much as it could.
