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Importance of Setting Goals and Objectives for the New Year

Nov 26, 2020 | Blog, Business Strategy

Fun fact: those who set goals and objectives are far more likely to succeed than those who don’t. Don’t believe us? Check this out… A group of researchers at the Harvard Business School conducted a study into the benefits of goal setting and found that those who set...

How Cashflow Forecasting Can Contribute to a Positive New Year

Nov 19, 2020 | Blog

While the last few months of the year can be challenging to navigate for the majority of business owners, that’s when is time to be looking forward to the following year and thinking of ways to increase the likelihood of a positive new financial year. One of the...

How to Practice Mindfulness in the Workplace

Oct 5, 2020 | Blog

Through the COVID crisis, Your Finance Team have concentrated on supporting clients with advice on their company finances and making sure they understand the government support available. However, more than ever, we have seen how COVID has created real anxiety amongst...

Your Finance Team Achieves Xero Gold Partner

Sep 20, 2020 | Blog, News, Technology, Xero

Xero is an incredibly fast-growing cloud-based accounting software that Your Finance Team (YFT) has been using for the past 5 years and has consistently grown its expertise and client base alongside its own growth and popularity. Xero allows companies to keep control...

Can You Buy an Electric Car Through Your Company?

Sep 20, 2020 | Blog, News, Tax

Should You Buy an Electric Car Through Your Company? A company car is one which is purchased and owned by a company but made available for private use by an employee. Successive governments have increased the personal tax costs of company cars which has meant that...

Late Filing Penalties – A Move to Points System Proposed

Jan 30, 2018 | Blog, HMRC, Self Assessment, Small Business, Tax

A move from fines to points system A move to a points system rather than fines from 2019 is being proposed. This is in an attempt to focus Treasury attention on serious tax avoidance offences. Rather than on punishing small taxpayers who’ve made mistakes. The present...