What does the King’s Speech mean for business?
The King’s Speech on 17th July proposed a whole raft of new legislation from the incoming government. Here, Page Kirk Senior Partner John Wallis, outlines some of the measures that will have the greatest implications for business. With a large majority in the House of Commons, the new Labour government has outlined an ambitious programme […]
Advantage business!
Sitting down for the tennis at Wimbledon? You’ll appreciate that the tournament is big business as well as a great sporting spectacle. Jonathan Brown from our audit team, looks at parallels between the grass court grand slam and some of the issues that you might want to address in your own SME. Ace! If you […]
New Year, New Website
Page Kirk is evolving We’re proud to announce the launch of our new website and updated branding, which reflects the improved experience we intend to offer to our clients, in line with our vision and values. Jack Moore, Partner at Page Kirk discusses the reason behind the development. As we’ve grown, we increasingly felt that the […]
Making the workplace less stressful
Are you feeling stressed this new year? Lucy Parker from the Page Kirk team offers some advice on organisational skills, stress management, wellbeing and ‘ergonomics’ to ensure you are getting the most out of your day. Have you ever walked into work in the morning not knowing what task to tackle first at the start of your […]
Colourful activities provide a welcome financial boost for Rainbows
Page Kirk supported Rainbows Hospice for children and young people throughout 2022. Amanda Willis, who coordinates our charity fundraising, looks back at the last year. At the end of 2021, the Page Kirk and Page Kirk Financial Services team voted for which charity they would like to support in 2022. I was extremely pleased that the team voted for Rainbows […]
Completing your first tax return
Are you about to file your first tax return? Trish Doan offers some top tips as the 31st January deadline fast approaches. You will need to complete a self-assessment tax return if: You are self-employed (unless this income is within the £1,000 trading allowance) You have property income (unless you are within the £1,000 property allowance or the […]
Six useful tips to improve your business credit score
If you’re looking for lower interest rates and more lender choices, a good business credit score is essential. Here are some top tips from JAMES TARR for improving it. Your business credit score is a way for lenders and suppliers to evaluate your business’ creditworthiness. This score usually ranges from 0-100, with 0 being a very high-risk […]
What’s it really like to work at Page Kirk
Head Receptionist Amanda Willis gives you an insider’s view of what it’s like to be part of the team at our Nottingham-based accountancy firm. I have been with Page Kirk since 2016 and I can honestly say, hand on heart, I have loved every single day. I like routine, which is perfect for my role. I am […]
Should I buy a car through my company?
There’s no absolute answer to this question, according to Accounting Technician Jessica Maddams. It’s a matter of your individual circumstances and doing some calculations. Many company directors ask the question: ‘Are there any benefits of buying a car through the company?’ There are a few things you will need to take into consideration when making this […]
Employee Ownership Trusts: understanding the potential
Page Kirk Tax Consultant Nick Giles explores one interesting way of achieving an employee-run business, which can benefit both staff and current shareholders. Despite being a growing sector in the UK economy, employee ownership models are often a relatively unknown or misunderstood option for business owners. At present, employee-owned businesses contribute 4% of UK GDP annually. Many […]