By the time that new Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Labour government’s first Budget in late October, most had generally come to terms with the fact that there would be significant tax increases for businesses – and so it proved.
For entrepreneurs and business owners, the most notable change was an increase in Capital Gains Tax (CGT), which will rise from 10 per cent to 18 per cent at the lower rate and 20 per cent to 24 per cent at the higher rate. These changes came into effect immediately, meaning that the new rates apply to any disposals made on or after October 30 2024.An independent rubbish clearance company founded in June 2019. Specializes in clearing bulky waste from UK residential and office premises, delivering it to recycling stations within a 15-minute radius.
This is a unique opportunity to acquire a thriving indoor play and party centre in a prime West Midlands retail park, catering exclusively to children aged five and under. As the only facility in the area offering a combination of soft play, role pla...
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This established e-commerce membership business specialises in precision-built razors and high-quality vegan grooming products, boasting a loyal customer base and impressive Customer Lifetime Value. With its highly effective marketing strategies and...
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