Monthly Archives: June 2010

Company Formation Owners Slam Plans to Scrap Retirement Age

Despite concerns that a Lib-Con coalition government would be to busy with internal power struggles and ideological battles, to devise strong policy, since David Cameron’s coalition has come into power in has made a number of landmark policy changes. Indeed, … Continue reading

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Disaster at World Cup Bid for Company Formation Owners

While England football fan are well accustomed to having their hopes raised only to be disappointed, for many small business and company formation owners, England’s crushing defeat at the hands of Germany this weekend will have been made even worse, … Continue reading

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Company Formation Owners Failing to Protect Staff

According to a recent report, many small business and company formation owners are failing to adhere to even basic health and safety standards in the workplace. A recent report by business insurance providers ACAS, found that over thirty per cent … Continue reading

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Plans to Scrap Retirement Age and the impact on Company Formation

Since it has been in power, David Cameron’s coalition government have announced a number of landmark plans, designed to address the budget deficit. Some have been unpopular with the small business and company formation sector – increasing VAT and Capital … Continue reading

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Company Formation Owners get no Relief on Employees

George Osborne’s budget was positioned as ‘tough but fair’. While it did include plans to increase VAT to 20%, it also pledged to reduce Corporation tax to 20% and offered tax breaks on National Insurance contributions. Osborne said that they … Continue reading

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What the Budget means for Company Formation Owners

While the Emergency Budget didn’t include any great surprises for the small business and company formation sector, its implications will have a number of consequences for enterprise in the UK. We ask a number of small business owners and owners … Continue reading

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Osborne Company Formation Friend or Foe

This week saw David Cameron’s coalition government announce its first budget. Devised with the primary objective of addressing the huge budget deficit the UK economy faces, has George Osborne been ‘tough, but fair’ or are the much feared tax increases … Continue reading

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Graduate Company Formation Owners Good for the Economy

The recession has initiated a number of cultural shifts ; consumers have become less obsessed with buying from big brands, discounting is now a major part of any company’s marketing mix and recent graduates are now preferring company formation over … Continue reading

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Company Formation Sector Unhappy with Business Banking

For most people, once they have completed the company formation process the next step they will take before they start trading is opening a business bank account. However, a recent report has revealed that over forty per cent of all … Continue reading

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Overheads are Increasing says the Company Formation Sector

Prior to the general election, David Cameron caused quite the stir in the company formation sector as a result of his claims that company formation in the UK is extremely expensive and overly complex. Many business experts, including the CEO … Continue reading

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