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Post-Pandemic Payroll: Tax Implications of Remote and Hybrid Work for International Teams in Poland

The "great experiment" of remote work is officially over, and the results are in: it's here to stay. By 2026, the dust has settled on the frantic home-office setups of the early 2020s, replaced by a sophisticated, borderless workforce. However, while your developers might be enjoying the Baltic breeze in Gdańsk or the mountain air in Zakopane, your payroll department is likely facing a complex web of tax obligations.

Managing an international team in Poland requires more than just a good Slack channel. It requires a deep dive into the evolving landscape of Polish tax law and...

Devon Contract Waste signs £2.5m Princess Yachts deal

An Exeter-based waste management business, Devon Contract Waste, has secured a contract with Princess Yachts worth around £2.5million to manage the British luxury yacht manufacturer’s waste for the next three years.

The new contract will mean the majority of the commercial waste collected from six of Princess Yachts’ Plymouth sites – home to 2,050 staff – will be managed by Devon Contract Waste’s Zero to Landfill service which is unique in the South West. Princess Yachts is among the expanding group of businesses in the Westcountry spearheading the movement towards a cleaner county...

Largest raise on Crowdcube pushes EU limit on crowd rounds with prospectus

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Mon, 07/04/2016 - 1:54pm

The UK’s leading investment crowdfunding platform, Crowdcube is inviting the UK public to register for early access to its latest round of funding.

Crowdcube’s last crowdfunding round in 2014 saw the company raise £1.2 million from crowd investors, alongside £3.8 million from one of Europe’s leading venture capital firms Balderton Capital, in just 16 minutes.

This time, in a first for Crowdcube, the company is raising funds with a prospectus, to allow the company to issue shares to the crowd above the limit set by EU rules. The company has previously raised a total of £12.8...

Package of measures suggested to help South West businesses

A leading tax accountant is calling for a package of measures to help businesses in the South West following the UK's historic decision to leave the European Union.

John Endacott, Head of Tax at chartered accountants and business advisers PKF Francis Clark, says action is urgently needed in a number of areas to promote economic activity.

His proposals include:

• Boosting domestic business investment through the new Investors' Relief. • Reviewing Stamp Duty Land Tax rates, in particular the new three per cent surcharge. • A possible temporary cut in VAT, if necessary...

Does Your Local Business Need a Website?

When you start a small business which is targeted at the residents of your local community, one of the big questions that you might be asking is whether or not your new company needs a website of its own. Business websites tend to be an absolute must for larger companies which span greater areas, but, are they just as essential for small, local business ventures? You may be surprised to hear that the answer is definitely yes. No matter how small your business, you can certainly benefit immensely from having a website and an online presence.

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Retirement planning for business owners #InaNutshell

Authored by Bitpod
Posted: Fri, 07/01/2016 - 7:47am

Andrew Neligan from Neligan Financial talks about the importance of retirement planning for business owners in this latest addition to the In a Nutshell series.

In this two minute video, he talks about how more than a third of SME owners aged 65 still do not know when they will retire and nearly 30% expect to struggle in retirement. 'With pre-planning and taking some simple actions you can be confident of a retirement full of experiences and without money worries' says Andrew.

To find out more contact Andrew via email at andrew@neliganfinancial.co.uk or call him on 01395...

Inbound Marketing Success #InaNutshell

Authored by Bitpod
Posted: Thu, 06/30/2016 - 7:28am

Andrew Walker from Rame Marketing talks about the impact that successful Inbound Marketing could have your business or organisation. He discusses how it can provide cost effective, sustainable solutions that traditional marketing may not be able to and reveals a case study that demonstrates it's effectiveness for a local SME.

'Inbound marketing is the smart approach to marketing', says Andrew, 'It works 24/7, it has longevity, it's cheaper than traditional marketing and it doesn't interrupt your audience when they're not ready to buy'.

To find out more contact Andrew via...

Shear joy for Topsham luxury mattress maker

Authored by Exeter News
Posted: Wed, 06/29/2016 - 3:06pm

Topsham-based luxury mattress maker Naturalmat is celebrating another successful collaboration with local Westcountry farmers that has seen the company secure 14 tonnes of the region’s finest Certified Organic wool for its products this year. Building on a relationship that was first established in 2010, the eco-friendly business works with carefully selected organic farms in the region to procure the high-grade wool for its sought-after mattresses, duvets and pillows. The deal is good news for the farmers and customers of Naturalmat. Farmers are able to shear, sell and be paid in full for...

CrowdCube recognised at London & South EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards

Darren Westlake and Luke Lang, co-founders of Exeter-based CrowdCube received an award at the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year London & South awards held last night (28 June).

Darren and Luke were recognised for their contribution to the entrepreneurial community.

CrowdCube is the world’s first investment crowdfunding platform, pioneering new ways for entrepreneurs to access alternative routes to finance and source investors for their business propositions.

According to the judges, they are “enabling the next generation of entrepreneurs” and contribute to the UK...

Morgan Sindall completes Exeter Uni biosciences building

Leading construction and infrastructure company Morgan Sindall has completed work on a £1.1 million project to transform a biosciences building at the University of Exeter. The four-phase project saw Morgan Sindall refurbish and modernise areas of the Hatherly Laboratory Building on the university’s Streatham Campus to update, improve and expand teaching space for the College of Life and Environmental Sciences. Faithful+Gould delivered the contract administration and multi-disciplinary design services for the nine month project, which saw Morgan Sindall create new innovative learning...

Exeter Science Park is a catalyst for growth

An impressive level of enquiries for the landmark Exeter Science Park demonstrates that the high-tech facility is acting as a significant catalyst for growth in the South West, according to national property consultancy Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH).

LSH, which is the agent appointed to market the first phase of the science park, said the 55-acre site is attracting the attention of a number of innovative businesses considering relocating there or launching new enterprises.

Peter Musgrove, head of office at LSH in Bristol, said the recent news that veterinary pathologist...

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