Your website is usually the first place a new customer will go when they are looking for your products and services. Use your homepage to update your customers on how they can continue to buy from you.
Working from home? The commute’s a breeze, the pantry is on tap and you haven’t ironed a business shirt in weeks. But don’t drop your guard just yet. Now that you’re working outside your controlled office environment you need to stay vigilant when it comes to protecting your business information.
The Government has clarified that most, but not all, businesses can start to open under Alert Level 3 from 11.59pm on Monday 27 April.
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The Government has announced (April 15) a further set of tax proposals to help businesses manage the impacts of COVID-19. In summary:
Keeping on top of your invoicing requires a proactive strategy. Sometimes it just takes a phone call. Here’s some other tips:
The Government is introducing urgent law changes to the Companies Act to give directors temporary relief from potential personal liability when the business faces significant liquidity problems. The changes will not cover serious breaches of duty.
During the ongoing coronavirus crisis, many sectors are seeing income either disappear completely or drop to dangerous levels.
Inland Revenue has recognised the system of binding rulings doesn’t work for small businesses because it’s too expensive.
You might have been contacted by your bank to fill in a form enquiring about your CRS status. In simple terms, CRS stands for Common Reporting Standard.