Corporation Tax Payment Deadline 2026: Due Dates and How to Spread the Cost
Could your Corporation Tax payment put unnecessary pressure on your working capital? For many UK businesses, the tax deadline arrives at a time when cash is also needed for stock, wages, VAT, recruitment or growth. Planning ahead can help you meet your obligations without putting your wider growth plans on hold. In this guide, we […]
Autumn Budget 2026: What Could Change for Asset Finance UK?
Category: Blog What could the Autumn Budget mean for businesses planning to invest in equipment? With the UK Budget confirmed for Wednesday 28 October 2026, many business owners are asking whether they should move ahead with planned purchases now or wait for the Chancellor’s statement. The balanced answer is that no specific tax, capital allowance […]
New 76 Plate Vans: Why September 2026 Is the Right Time to Upgrade Your Fleet
Are you planning to replace one van, add vehicles to your fleet or upgrade your entire commercial operation? September 2026 is a useful time to review your fleet. Since 1 September 2026, the UK has been using the new 76 registration plate. The change creates a natural buying window for businesses across the country, from […]
Cash Flow for Furniture & Fit-Out Suppliers: How to Stop Waiting 90-120 Days to Get Paid
Category: Blog What would your business do with the cash currently tied up in completed furniture and fit-out projects? For many commercial furniture suppliers and fit-out companies, the challenge is not a lack of demand. You may have a healthy order book, strong client relationships and plenty of opportunities ahead. The problem is timing. You […]
Leasing for Small Businesses: 10 Things You Should Know Before You Pay Upfront
Starting or growing a small business is a massive achievement, but it usually comes with a hefty shopping list. Whether you’re a sole trader needing a new van, a tech startup eyeing up the latest laptops, or a café owner looking for a full fit-out, one question always pops up: should I buy it outright […]
