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New rules for rent checks in England
New regulation around digital checks have been introduced.
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A beginner’s guide to the Autumn Budget 2026
New data from Simply Business reveals how confident business owners feel in 2026.
9-minute read
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Autumn Budget 2026 predictions for small businesses
How might the government’s plans impact you and your money.
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Employment Rights Act: 3 changes for October 2026
Here’s everything UK employers need to know to stay compliant with employment law.
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How to Rent guide: the essential checklist for landlords
Find out why it’s so important to give the How to Rent guide to your tenant.
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Commercial lease agreement: termination of lease examples
If you or your tenant wants to end a commercial lease agreement, you need to understand the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
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Tenant fraud is evolving: here’s what to watch out for
Find out how AI is making tenant fraud harder to spot.
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Recent how-to guides and business tips
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Employer National Insurance: rates and thresholds for small businesses
What are the latest National Insurance rates and thresholds for employers?
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New rules for rent checks in England
New regulation around digital checks have been introduced.
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Jury service for the self-employed – how to keep your business running
Know your rights if you’re called for jury service in the UK.
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How to pay VAT – a small business guide
Learn how to file and pay your VAT bill using Making Tax Digital.
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Landlord electrical safety certificate – is it time to renew your EICR?
The electrical safety regulations include all tenancies. Read on to find out what this means for you and…
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A beginner’s guide to the Autumn Budget 2026
New data from Simply Business reveals how confident business owners feel in 2026.
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The next quarterly reporting deadline for Making Tax Digital is 7 November
The second quarterly reporting period for Making Tax Digital covers 6 July to 5 October 2026 and applies to self-employed people with an annual income of over £50,000. Here’s how to make sure you’re compliant.

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Quarterly tax reporting: practical steps for the 7 November deadline
Manage quarterly reporting like a pro with these tips from tax specialist Mike Parkes.

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Preparing for Making Tax Digital
How can small business owners and the self-employed prepare for Making Tax Digital?
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