VAT
One aspect of the Chancellor's Winter Economy Plan that has not been postponed is the VAT deferral s...
By RJP LLP on 30 November 2020
Do you need to balance thinking strategically about the future of your business with managing day to day running tasks? To be successful means working on your business rather than just in it.
Running your internal finance function takes time, with little reward. Do you need to make efficiency improvements? Do you need to improve cash flow or credit control procedures? If so you need the skills and advice of an experienced financial director available to you on a flexible, ‘pay as you go’ basis.
Outsourcing your internal finance makes sound business sense.
We can help to free up time from the burden of running your finances, allowing you to concentrate on your key business goals. We can work with you to identify key performance indicators (KPIs) to help you measure success and prioritise new objectives as your business grows, as well as devise longer term strategies for you and for the business.
What our outsourcing service gives you:
- Cash management
- Performance measurement
- Management of finance function
- Implementation of IT to improve efficiency, productivity and visibility of information
- Strategy planning, implementation and monitoring
What this does for your business:
- Supports your management team
- Builds greater staff motivation and decision making confidence
- Improves financial processes
- Increases margins and reduce costs
- We also offer financial training and coaching to help your own staff improve their skills and become more effective
Our outsourcing services include:
- Payroll
- Sales invoicing
- Credit control
- Purchase ledger management
- VAT returns
- Management accounts and reports
Are you ready to outsource your business finance?
Coronavirus Advice • Corporate Taxation • Personal tax • Small Business • Tax Planning
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, your company’s business may be running at a loss or facing r...
By RJP LLP on 25 November 2020
Business Tax • capital allowances • Tax Planning
If your business is making ongoing investments to adjust to the Covid pandemic, you may be cheered t...
By RJP LLP on 18 November 2020
I just wanted to drop you a short note to say how grateful I am for the support that RJP has provided over the past 4 weeks while our Financial Controller was away. I struggle to comprehend how much work your staff get through during their weekly visits and they are always a pleasure to have around the office.
I Evans, CFO, MoblicitiJust a quick e-mail from me to thank you for achieving the target for producing the draft accounts – it is very much appreciated and gives a first class impression of your firm. Many thanks.
J Stanfield, Chairman, BBS Actuaries LtdI would like to take this opportunity to thank you very much for the amazing job you have done navigating us through this whole process. My family and I also really appreciate the care and compassion demonstrated by you and your team in every dealing. Our thanks to everyone.
M Goldsmith, Private Client
31 December 2020 - Review disposals of chargeable assets to avoid a possible CGT increase
Capital gains tax is due to be reviewed by the government and if a CGT rise is announced, the new rates may become effective from the next tax year on 6 April 2021. Take advice now if you are thinking of selling property or have other assets giving rise to a capital gains tax liability.