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The Budget 2021: Help To Grow Scheme
By now you’ve surely been inundated with news about today’s budget announcement. Indeed, the extension to the furlough scheme and the pledge to increase support for the self-employed will have been welcomed news to many of you. Keep an eye on our social media for...
A Look Ahead To March’s Budget
It’s that time of the year again; Rishi Sunak will be announcing the financial statement for the tax year to the House of Commons on Wednesday 3rd March. This will be the first budget announcement for almost an entire year as the government felt it was unseemly to...
The Supply Chain Trends For 2021 You Need To Know About
2021 will be a very interesting year for company’s supply chains as the unprecedented disruption that we saw in 2020 meant that there was huge amounts of innovation in logistical technology. On top of this, new challenges face suppliers such as Brexit and the...
The Digital Tax On Ecommerce Debate
Readers of this blog who follow our twitter will be aware that some retailers, most notably Tesco, have been calling for a digital tax to be placed on online retailers. The government had considered implementing such a tax last year, but eventually decided against it....
Investment In European Logistics Reaches New Heights
This blog has noted many times how the pandemic caused an explosion of ecommerce in 2020. People being forced to stay inside and the closure of brick-and-mortar stores left consumers with little choice but to turn to alternative forms of acquiring goods, more times...
2021: The Year Of The Ox… And Ecommerce
One of the main themes of coronavirus from a business viewpoint has been the massive boost to ecommerce. As lockdowns have forced many people to shop online rather than visit stores and the lack of opportunities to go out has meant the majority have had a little extra...
Digital Links & Soft Landings: The UK’s New Digital Tax Reform Explained
You might be surprised to find out that the UK government loses an estimated £9 billion in tax every year. This clearly indicates the flaws in the current tax collection system and is concerning; not least of all because of how much the UK government have had to...
Customs, Fish and Delays: A Review Of Brexit After One Month
It has been just over a month since the end of the Brexit transitional period so it seems a good time to ask how the implementation of one of the most complicated and controversial trade deals of all time has gone so far. Depending on who you ask, you are likely to...
Amazon After Brexit: Everything You Need To Know
Following on from our last article, which outlined the new VAT obligations that have now been placed on Online Marketplaces, it seemed prudent to delve a bit deeper into the ways in which Brexit will affect Amazon sellers; especially those in the UK. The new...
Online Market Place’s New VAT Responsibility And What This Means For You
Regular readers of this blog, as well as those of you who closely followed Brexit developments, will be aware that as of January 1 2021 Online Market Places (such as Amazon and eBay) have been given much greater responsibility when it comes to calculating and...
