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Being able to manage your business’s cash flow is essential given its role in helping you pay your staff and your bills on time.
Business

3 ways to boost your business’s cash flow

Being able to manage your business’s cash flow is essential given its role in helping you pay your staff and your bills on time.

Gaming has been considered a huge part of the entertainment sector for years but its recent popularity changed the way we look at it.
Business

The Business Behind Gaming’s Technological Revolution

As the gaming industry undergoes a rapid technological revolution, it's important to understand the business dynamics underpinning this transformation. From groundbreaking innovations to strategic investments, the…

Moving is stressful. Whether you’re the one packing up or overseeing the property handoff, ending a tenancy agreement creates work for everyone. As a landlord, keeping tenants happy during transitions is key.
Business

Competent Deep Cleaning Services: Your Best Bet

From keeping the house neat and tidy to providing for one's family, a homemaker's responsibilities are vast and varied. Though this task may appear simple at…

Seb Maley, CEO of IR35 tax and compliance firm, Qdos, commented: “This report makes for damning reading, and it exposes just how bad things have gotten over the last five years. Despite astronomical investment in its customer service offering, HMRC has fallen well short. All taxpayers – whether self-employed or employed – are getting a raw deal. “The NAO is right to call out HMRC’s customer service levels, which have nosedived in recent years. The concern is that while the help and support HMRC offers taxpayers worsens, the tax office’s approach to policing non-compliance becomes more aggressive. It doesn’t stack up.”
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Britons Spend 800 Years Waiting to Speak to HMRC

Taxpayers spent nearly 800 years waiting on hold to HMRC last year, as the spending watchdog criticizes the decline in customer service and the inefficiency of…