If renting has become expensive than ever or if you’re are looking to find a more permanent base, a commercial mortgage might be worth considering. In this article, the TWP team will explain what a commercial mortgage is, what the terms look like, and the different ways you can go about getting one. What is […]
Building a business isn’t cheap so figuring out just how you will fund your future growth is of vital importance. In this article, TWP look at the six most popular sources of finance you can pursue when looking for funding for your business. The Start Up Loans Company If your business is still in its […]
On 27th August our existing app will be replaced with new and improved software as part of our commitment to delivering innovative services to you. As part of this change over you will be required to delete the existing application and install a new one on to your device. To help you with this process […]
As an employer, you, of course, want the best for your employees. That includes making sure they don’t have to struggle financially in the future. In the past, many workers missed out on valuable pension benefits simply because their employer didn’t have a scheme to offer or because they did not sign up to join […]
Tax specialists at Weybridge accountancy firm, TWP, are calling on people with overseas investments and assets to declare them to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) under its new Requirement to Correct (RTC) regime. The deadline for submissions under the regime is just weeks away (30 September 2018) and TWP fears that many individuals with overseas […]
Most businesses, particularly in their early development, experience years when they lose money. However, it’s possible to use these losses to reduce your future income tax bills or to receive a refund from HMRC based on income tax you’ve paid across in previous years. This week, TWP Accounting looks at how sole traders can use […]
A new report has identified that those who save for care in later life could pay up £10,000 a year more than those whose bills are met by local councils. The figures, prepared by care analysts LaingBuisson, found that those who own homes or have saved for care pay around £750 a week on average […]
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has suggested that banks may be required to set a minimum interest rate for some of their savings accounts under new rules it is considering. The new move comes following growing concern that many savers are getting a poor return on their investment from their bank, as they are often […]
New data has shown that pension holders withdrew more than £2.3 billion during the second quarter of 2018 under the pension freedom rules. According to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), this was an increase of 35 per cent compared to the previous three months, when just £1.7 billion was withdrawn. In total 574,000 payments were […]
The Government is reminding ‘stressed out parents’ that help may be available for childcare costs during the summer holidays. According to a YouGov poll, 31% of parents feel stressed trying to arrange childcare for the school holidays. The poll, for HMRC, also found that around 30% of parents worried about balancing their job and school […]
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