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  • Branston Adams Weekly Newsletter

    Welcome to the Branston Adams weekly round-up of the latest business news for our clients. Please contact us if you want to talk about how these updates affect your business. We are here to support you!

    Expansion of SME growth scheme

    The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has announced an expansion of the British Business Bank’s (BBB) Growth…

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  • Branston Adams weekly Newsletter

    Welcome to the Branston Adams weekly round-up of the latest business news for our clients. Please contact us if you want to talk about how these updates affect your business. We are here to support you!

    How safe is your LLP tax position?

    The Supreme Court has put companies with Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) structures on notice…

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    Stuart Morrison
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  • Branston Adams Weekly Newsletter

    Welcome to the Branston Adam’s weekly round-up of the latest business news for our clients. Please contact us if you want to talk about how these updates affect your business. We are here to support you!

    What Burnham’s rule could mean for the UK

    Not yet elected, the new MP for Makerfield, Andy Burnham, is seen as a shoo-in as our new Prime…

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    Stuart Morrison and ADAM BIRCHALL
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    Business News England

    Welcome to our round-up of the latest business news for our clients. Please contact us if you want to talk about how these updates affect your business. We are here to support you!

    Four simple ways to improve business profit within 12 months

    Most businesses don’t need big ideas or complicated plans to improve profit.…

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    Rob Fryer and Emma Selby *Flexspace Operator*
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    • Thanks @pauladams useful notes as always< the “Businesses encouraged to sign up to Cyber Resilience Pledge” really annoys me; Cyber security is a very real and present threat, businesses of all sizes. But if you are a small team, maybe a solo-preneur of whatever stripe, how do you actually begin to get your head round all this. Then add in…

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      Starting a business: What to think about now to grow later

      Starting a business is often driven by an idea, a skill, or a gap in the market. But turning that starting point into a sustainable, growing business requires more than enthusiasm. Early decisions – sometimes made quickly or informally – tend to shape how easy (or difficult) it will be…

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      Valuing Your Business: What Buyers Look for and What You Can Do About It

      If you are thinking about selling your business, whether that is in six months or six years, one of the first questions you will probably ask yourself is “what’s it worth?”

      While there are formulas designed to calculate the value of a business, in the end the answer to…

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      Starting Up in Business: A Practical Guide

      Have you reached a point where the idea of running a business feels like more than just a pipe dream? Perhaps you have identified a gap in the market, you want greater independence or your side hustle is telling you that it has the potential to become a full-time income.

      Whatever the motivation,…

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      Simon Lloyd
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      Spring Forecast 2026: What Does the OBR’s Latest Forecast Mean for You?

      During a week dominated by news of the Middle East conflict, on 3 March 2026, Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented the Spring Forecast to Parliament. The Chancellor told MPs she had “restored economic stability” as she presented the Office for Budget Responsibility’s…

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      Kiana Douglin and Emma Selby *Flexspace Operator*
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      Spring Statement 2026: What Businesses Should Expect on 3 March

      The Spring Statement will be delivered in Parliament on 3 March, giving an update on the state of the UK economy and the government’s financial outlook.

      Unlike the Autumn Budget, the Spring Statement is unlikely to be used for big tax decisions. For businesses it is a useful event…

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