by Hannah Adams | Nov 26, 2020 | Blog, Accountant, automation, Bookkeeping, cloud accounting, cloud software, Limited company, Self Assessment, Small business, Sole Trader, Start ups
We’ve been working with Xero since we started Freedom in Numbers in 2017. We live and breathe it and are proud to be certified silver champion partners and professional services specialists. Maybe you’re using different accounting software for your business. Maybe... 
by Hannah Adams | Oct 27, 2020 | automation, Blog, cloud software, Credit Control, Limited company, Small business, Sole Trader, Start ups
Making sure cash is coming into your business is always important, and even more so in the current climate. But are you collecting payment from your customers in the best way, and are you making it easy for them to pay you? Let’s talk about cash flow (again) We’ve... 
by Hannah Adams | Sep 29, 2020 | Blog, Grant, SEISS, Small business, Sole Trader
In the ‘Winter Economy Plan’ announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak on 24th September 2020, were more policies to support the self employed until the spring. The reason that this was announced is off the back of recent restrictions to combat the beginning of... 
by Hannah Adams | Aug 3, 2020 | Blog, SEISS, Self Assessment, Small business, Sole Trader
Back in May we talked about the first round of support for self employed business owners, known as the ‘Self Employed Income Support Scheme Grant’ (SEISS), and talked you through how to submit a claim for the grants available from the UK Government. This... 
by Tom Goosey | May 21, 2020 | Blog, SEISS, Self Assessment, Small business, Sole Trader
If you’re self-employed, the last couple of months might have left you feeling uncertain and concerned for the future of your business. Perhaps you’ve been able to continue trading safely through the lockdown period, but projects may have been put on hold or even... 
by Tom Goosey | Apr 30, 2020 | Blog, Limited company, Small business, Sole Trader
The UK has officially been on lockdown since 23rd March, and with that being extended well into May at the earliest, nobody is sure when normal service will resume. For businesses providing essential services, trading has carried on within the new guidelines. For... 