The Covid-19 measures taken by  HM Government to protect the NHS and  the UK population’s health has inevitably had an adverse impact on businesses to varying degrees. It has been a very busy few months whilst businesses have sought to adapt and safeguard their positions for the future.

To continue to add to our pool of accounting and bookkeeping tools and resources and with a strong vision for the digital accounting world of the future, we have recently partnered with Receipt Bank to offer our clients the ‘optimize solution.’

To continue to add to our pool of accounting and bookkeeping tools and resources and with a strong vision for the digital accounting world of the future, we have recently partnered with Receipt Bank to offer our clients the ‘optimize solution.’

We are currently operating in a time of uncertainty and fear due to the outbreak of the coronavirus, it is rapidly beginning to impact our national and local economy.
 

We are currently operating in a time of uncertainty and fear due to the outbreak of the coronavirus, it is rapidly beginning to impact our national and local economy.
 

In view of the daily changing world resulting from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we would like to wish you well and update you on how we are attempting to minimise disruption to the services we provide.

In view of the daily changing world resulting from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we would like to wish you well and update you on how we are attempting to minimise disruption to the services we provide.

Moore (South) LLP – a leading top 15 accountancy and business advisory firm based in Southampton has marked the start of 2020 by relocating from Southampton’s High Street to Ocean Village.

Moore (South) LLP – a leading top 15 accountancy and business advisory firm based in Southampton has marked the start of 2020 by relocating from Southampton’s High Street to Ocean Village.

The new corporate tax rates are now upon us and the Government is committed to continue to have the lowest corporate tax rate of the G20 major trading nations. As already announced the corporation tax rate reduces to 19% from1 April 2017 and then to 17% from 1 April 2020.

The new corporate tax rates are now upon us and the Government is committed to continue to have the lowest corporate tax rate of the G20 major trading nations. As already announced the corporation tax rate reduces to 19% from1 April 2017 and then to 17% from 1 April 2020.