It has been another tough year for business owners and good news stories have been few and far between – but last week was rather better.
With inflation on the march for the first time in many years and energy costs a major concern for all SMEs perhaps the most important news last week came out on Thursday with the announcement of the Energy Bill relief scheme that will run from 1 October to 31 March 2023 and which limits businesses’ energy price increases under any contract entered into after 1 April 2022.
Then on Friday in his ‘mini-Budget’ the new chancellor confirmed many of the tax cuts that his boss had promised during the Conservative leadership campaign – and a few more...
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It has been another tough year for business owners and good news stories have been few and far between – but last week was rather better.
With inflation on the march for the first time in many years and energy costs a major concern for all SMEs perhaps the most important news last week came out on Thursday with the announcement of the Energy Bill relief scheme that will run from 1 October to 31 March 2023 and which limits businesses’ energy price increases under any contract entered into after 1 April 2022.
Then on Friday in his ‘mini-Budget’ the new chancellor confirmed many of the tax cuts that his boss had promised during the Conservative leadership campaign – and a few more...
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