Entering January 2021, England was placed under the third nationwide lockdown amid threats of Coronavirus’ stronger strain. In line with this, the government released new business grants for affected SMEs in the UK.

As the post-transition period begins this 2021, the Brexit Trade deal remains a bare-bone structure for UK small businesses, leaving them in the dark about their next steps now that the UK is no longer a member of the European Union. 

Through the years we have seen accounting outsourcing services gained traction and even established a strong reputation. Given that this approach works for both SMEs and corporations, is it possible that accounting outsourcing is the future?

2020, by far, is the most grueling year for businesses as this challenged their resiliency as a company and put their practices into test. As the business year comes to an end, let’s see how these challenges affect the business forecasts for 2021.

Thinking about converting your QuickBooks desktop to online? If you’re considering using a top-of-the-line cloud accounting software, it’s best to wisely choose where you would organize your numbers as your business grows.

Even at the peak of pre-pandemic days, doing online business was gaining prominence among small business owners, and now that quarantine restrictions are still somehow imposed, exploring the benefits of shifting to e-commerce gives a perspective of new opportunities to do business.