Month: January 2026

Your people are probably using AI, whether your business has officially adopted it or not. From drafting invoice reminders and summarising meeting notes in seconds, to getting help with prospecting…

Is your business ready for Payroll Year End (PYE) 2026? Manual work, disconnected systems and last-minute surprises can often make PYE feel painful. Don’t worry! Whether you’re a seasoned payroll…

There comes a point for many accounting firms when their leaders ask, “We’re doing well… so why does it feel so tough?” This usually happens around the £10 million turnover…

Cross-border remote work has become a defining feature of the modern workplace. At its core, it means employees work from a country other than where their employer is based. Sometimes,…

The festive season brings a welcome surge in customers, but it also places significant pressure on hospitality businesses, requiring more hands on deck. We get it, and we’re here to…

Reaching the next level. It can intimidate even the most experienced accounting firm. Experience tells you there’s often a long, mountainous climb before getting to the next peak. But you…

Every UK private school has been targeted by a fee payment scam or attempted fraud in the past five years, according to IRIS Education research On average, parents lose £3,200…

23 January, 2026 5 min read Share Copy Link Copied 56% of the UK private sector is made up entirely of sole traders, yet many still face significant administrative burdens…

When it comes to paying your employees, UK businesses have a couple of solid options: Bacs and Faster Payments. While both move money from one account to another, Bacs and…

Overwhelm and burnout are worryingly common in the accountancy sector. CABA reports that 56% of accountants are suffering from stress and overwhelm, compared to 41% across other professions. It also…