The last thing a small business wants to do is fall foul of the law. To avoid any nasty surprises, we're bringing you details of the laws, legislation and legal cases that could have a telling impact on startups, SMEs and established businesses
What Labour’s Employment Law Changes Mean for Your Business
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We break down what the Government's "New Deal for Working People" means for your business.
General election 2024: What it means for SMEs
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Voting for the right party for your business is a big deal. The outcome of this election could shift how you operate. Here's a summary of everything you need to know.
Autumn Statement 2023: What You Need to Know
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A round-up of everything you need to know about Jeremy Hunt's Autumn statement 2023: Business rates relief, living wage increases, national insurance cut for the self-employed
Autumn Statement 2022: Everything You Need to Know
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We explore everything you need to know about Jeremy Hunt's Autumn statement: tax cuts, national insurance and more!
UK Businesses Urged to Join Truck Cartel Legal Claim
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SMEs could be entitled to compensation following the price-fixing scandal that saw five truck manufacturers fined €2.9 billion by the European Commission
Apple Ordered to Repay Irish Tax of €13 Billion
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The European Commission rules Apple is to pay unpaid tax of up to 13 billion to the Irish government, as yet another corporation facing public backlash
Small Welsh Town Goes Offshore
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'Fair Tax Town', Crickhowell in Wales, finds a legal loophole to avoid paying tax in protest of a fairer tax system.
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