Monday, 8 June 2009
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About Me
- Harrison & Co
- Nottingham, United Kingdom
Welcome to Harrison & Co
In today's complex financial and business world, everyone needs reliable, professional help managing their personal and business finances. Not only is it necessary to ensure that everything is accounted for in compliance with the various statutory requirements, it is also important to make the most of every opportunity to maximise your income and minimise your expenditure. At Harrison & Co we help you get the best out of your situation. We are committed to providing a first class service tailored to the individual needs of each client. We keep a close eye on all the essentials for you and offer proactive advice on how you can improve your personal, family, or business finances. As you can see from the section on Our Services, our team offers a formidable range of expertise and experience. To find out more about how you can benefit from our services, simply e-mail or phone us to discuss your needs. Don't forget to visit the rest of our site and make use of our online services.
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June
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- Proposed broadband speeds too slow for businesses
- Employers looking to freeze pay
- Regulations taking their ‘toll’ on small businesses
- Business rates legislation will hit local economie...
- Minimum wage mooted for apprentices
- New pension rules could adversely affect temporary...
- Raising finance for your business
- Small businesses less expensive to run
- Fraudsters turn to takeover scams
- Businesses asked for their views on access to finance
- PAYE system upgrade may lead to some delays, HMRC ...
- Benefits in kind and expenses payments
- Publicly funded small business scheme under review
- Businesses reschedule £2.5 billion in tax payments
- SMEs encouraged to consider export markets
- Feedback wanted on possible changes to expenses an...
- Government extends trade credit insurance scheme
- Health and safety guidance to be made free online
- Skills funding described as ‘untenable’
- Sick notes to be replaced with ‘fit notes’
- Micro businesses need more help with training
- VAT bad debt relief
- Paternity leave plans may be reviewed
- Changes to advisory fuel rates for company cars
- Late payment a problem, VAT cut of little help, sa...
- IR35 comes under fire for its negligible tax take
- Finding the money to develop your business
- Business lending still in a trough
- Default retirement age should be dropped
- Firms need extra time to deal with pension deficits
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