My membership of the ATT’s Member Steering Group
I have been a member of the group for several years, and regularly attend meetings at the ATT’s head office near the Houses of Parliament in London. You may wonder
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I have been a member of the group for several years, and regularly attend meetings at the ATT’s head office near the Houses of Parliament in London. You may wonder
Power Climb: growing your small business, is my second book and was published in 2012. BNI is the world’s number one referral marketing organisation, with a global membership of over
Has just been sent to our clients: There is now only one month left before the end of the 2013 tax year… If you were thinking about making any business
You may think that this is a simple answer, but one thing that people regularly forget is the cost of their own time. If you are going to see an
Through my membership in a business networking organisation, giving presentations is something that I have done regularly since 2008. Initially these were to one local group of 20-30 members but
When applying for a mortgage, the mortgage company will want evidence of your earnings. If you are an employee, then copies of your P60 or payslips are usually what they
I created a simple guide to twitter, that accompanied my presentations I delivered throughout the South East UK and Spain: Getting started with twitter guide from James McBrearty
The end of the tax year is approaching, on 5th April 2013. Now is a good time to review whether to purchase new equipment, whether that is computers, vehicles or
Increasingly people are using mobile phones to make calls, rather than from a landline. Unfortunately, many mobile phone contracts do not include 0845 numbers in their inclusive calls allowance –
A recent survey found that over three-quarters of employees would like the opportunity for flexible working. As a self-employed person, this can easily be achieved – structuring your day so
HMRC has a programme where it is contacting businesses to review their business records. The format of this is that firstly a letter is sent to the business, and then
Perhaps you may know someone who has spent a long time trying to contact HMRC by phone? HMRC’s own statistics show that in 2010/11 only 48% of calls were answered,
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