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  • 22
  • Nov
Are hybrid cars worth a second look for business owners?

In recent years, we’ve witnessed a significant shift among company car drivers, especially directors of owner-managed businesses, towards Electric Vehicles (EVs) to capitalize on the available t…

  • 13
  • Oct
Did you know you can get tax relief for removing or cladding asbestos?

What is Land Remediation Tax Relief? If your property is owned or leased by a limited company, you (whether landlord or tenant) may be able to get tax relief on the costs of removing the asbestos and …

  • 13
  • Oct
Discover Loans, Equity Finance, and Grants Tailored for You

Navigating the UK business terrain, it’s clear that the right funding can pivot your growth trajectory. With this in mind, TS Partners has teamed up with Swoop, creating a bridge between your f…

  • 13
  • Oct
Capital Allowances for UK Commercial Property

Despite the limited tax breaks for UK commercial property owners or investors, many overlook the significant tax relief provided by capital allowances. This oversight often arises from unfamiliarity w…

  • 12
  • Sep
Amid escalating interest rates, nearly 30,000 UK firms ‘could fail in 2024’

For a while now, there have been persistent suggestions that the UK could be on the verge of entering a recession – and according to at least one authoritative source, that moment may finally come l…

  • 8
  • Sep
Business confidence in the South West reaches highest levels seen yet during 2023

Following an extended period of time in which the outlook did not seem greatly positive for very many businesses in the UK, our experts at TS Partners were cheered to read that according to one new bu…

  • 6
  • Sep
Unexpected slump for the UK’s services sector adds to anxieties about the economy

Talk of recession risk for the UK is becoming a very well-worn theme at this point, but it is also sadly true that many an accountant in Newton Abbot – and their clients – must bear such a risk in…

  • 17
  • Aug
UK set for a £185 million economic boost as the Lionesses contest the World Cup final

As things stood at the time of this article being written, the destination of the Women’s World Cup trophy was yet to be decided; nonetheless, the England team has already captured the imaginations …

  • 4
  • Aug
South West England bucks UK trend with resurgent business confidence

Firms around the South West of England – including many taking advantage of TS Partners’ expertise in accounting in Newton Abbot – seem to be remaining confident as the summer of 2023 wears on, …

  • 28
  • Jul
Recession fears re-emerge as UK economy “close to stalling” in July

Recent months, it is fair to say, have been ones of ups and downs for many UK business owners, who have been anxious to see reasons for optimism. The UK did at least avoid what had once been a widely …

  • 21
  • Jul
Plans to invest in AI help to keep UK businesses confident

It has been clear for all to see in recent times that firms across the UK have been buffeted by a range of adverse factors, not least inflation and climbing interest rates. However, at least one recen…

  • 17
  • Jul
Distress levels among UK and European small firms at their highest since mid-2020

There sadly isn’t a lack of indicators of the exceedingly challenging situation for many small businesses in the UK – and beyond – at the moment. Sure enough, another one has emerged, with it be…

  • 12
  • Jul
Surge in UK business optimism “came to a shuddering halt in June”

According to at least one source, it would seem that confidence in the UK economy among the country’s business leaders has declined markedly recently, erasing the progress that had been made in this…

  • 10
  • Jul
UK services-sector businesses are still mostly raising prices, rather than cutting them

In news that will not be cheering for the Bank of England (BoE) as it continues to struggle to drive down inflation, it has emerged that a far greater number of companies in the UK services sector are…

  • 2
  • Jul
Unpaid tax in the UK still at an all-time low of 4.8%, says HMRC 

Amid continuing concerns about inflation and the economy, it seems that the UK Government has at least some reason for cheer: the “tax gap” for the year 2021 to 2022 has remained at its lowest eve…

  • 30
  • Jun
HMRC’s digital tax transformation drive ‘to cost six times more than planned’

It isn’t just businesses up and down the South West of England and beyond – including many that have reached out to TS Partners about our digital accountancy in Plymouth, Wellington, or Newton Abb…

  • 28
  • Jun
IR35 compliance issues leave Innovate UK with unpaid tax bill of £36 million 

In a development that has been described by one industry expert as “somewhat ironic”, it has emerged that the non-departmental funding body UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) owes HM Revenue & …

  • 26
  • Jun
UK Treasury consults on proposals to crack down on ‘umbrella companies’

UK organisations that are keen to take responsible and compliant approaches to their tax and accounting in Newton Abbot, Plymouth, or Wellington may be interested to read about new Government plans th…

Latest News

  • 22
  • Nov
Are hybrid cars worth a second look for business owners?

In recent years, we’ve witnessed a significant shift among company car drivers, especially directors of owner-managed businesses, towards Electric Vehicles (EVs) to capitalize on the available t…

  • 13
  • Oct
Did you know you can get tax relief for removing or cladding asbestos?

What is Land Remediation Tax Relief? If your property is owned or leased by a limited company, you (whether landlord or tenant) may be able to get tax relief on the costs of removing the asbestos and …

  • 13
  • Oct
Discover Loans, Equity Finance, and Grants Tailored for You

Navigating the UK business terrain, it’s clear that the right funding can pivot your growth trajectory. With this in mind, TS Partners has teamed up with Swoop, creating a bridge between your f…

  • 13
  • Oct
Capital Allowances for UK Commercial Property

Despite the limited tax breaks for UK commercial property owners or investors, many overlook the significant tax relief provided by capital allowances. This oversight often arises from unfamiliarity w…

  • 12
  • Sep
Amid escalating interest rates, nearly 30,000 UK firms ‘could fail in 2024’

For a while now, there have been persistent suggestions that the UK could be on the verge of entering a recession – and according to at least one authoritative source, that moment may finally come l…

  • 8
  • Sep
Business confidence in the South West reaches highest levels seen yet during 2023

Following an extended period of time in which the outlook did not seem greatly positive for very many businesses in the UK, our experts at TS Partners were cheered to read that according to one new bu…

  • 6
  • Sep
Unexpected slump for the UK’s services sector adds to anxieties about the economy

Talk of recession risk for the UK is becoming a very well-worn theme at this point, but it is also sadly true that many an accountant in Newton Abbot – and their clients – must bear such a risk in…

  • 17
  • Aug
UK set for a £185 million economic boost as the Lionesses contest the World Cup final

As things stood at the time of this article being written, the destination of the Women’s World Cup trophy was yet to be decided; nonetheless, the England team has already captured the imaginations …

  • 4
  • Aug
South West England bucks UK trend with resurgent business confidence

Firms around the South West of England – including many taking advantage of TS Partners’ expertise in accounting in Newton Abbot – seem to be remaining confident as the summer of 2023 wears on, …

  • 28
  • Jul
Recession fears re-emerge as UK economy “close to stalling” in July

Recent months, it is fair to say, have been ones of ups and downs for many UK business owners, who have been anxious to see reasons for optimism. The UK did at least avoid what had once been a widely …

  • 21
  • Jul
Plans to invest in AI help to keep UK businesses confident

It has been clear for all to see in recent times that firms across the UK have been buffeted by a range of adverse factors, not least inflation and climbing interest rates. However, at least one recen…

  • 17
  • Jul
Distress levels among UK and European small firms at their highest since mid-2020

There sadly isn’t a lack of indicators of the exceedingly challenging situation for many small businesses in the UK – and beyond – at the moment. Sure enough, another one has emerged, with it be…

  • 12
  • Jul
Surge in UK business optimism “came to a shuddering halt in June”

According to at least one source, it would seem that confidence in the UK economy among the country’s business leaders has declined markedly recently, erasing the progress that had been made in this…

  • 10
  • Jul
UK services-sector businesses are still mostly raising prices, rather than cutting them

In news that will not be cheering for the Bank of England (BoE) as it continues to struggle to drive down inflation, it has emerged that a far greater number of companies in the UK services sector are…

  • 2
  • Jul
Unpaid tax in the UK still at an all-time low of 4.8%, says HMRC 

Amid continuing concerns about inflation and the economy, it seems that the UK Government has at least some reason for cheer: the “tax gap” for the year 2021 to 2022 has remained at its lowest eve…

  • 30
  • Jun
HMRC’s digital tax transformation drive ‘to cost six times more than planned’

It isn’t just businesses up and down the South West of England and beyond – including many that have reached out to TS Partners about our digital accountancy in Plymouth, Wellington, or Newton Abb…

  • 28
  • Jun
IR35 compliance issues leave Innovate UK with unpaid tax bill of £36 million 

In a development that has been described by one industry expert as “somewhat ironic”, it has emerged that the non-departmental funding body UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) owes HM Revenue & …

  • 26
  • Jun
UK Treasury consults on proposals to crack down on ‘umbrella companies’

UK organisations that are keen to take responsible and compliant approaches to their tax and accounting in Newton Abbot, Plymouth, or Wellington may be interested to read about new Government plans th…