What can a compliance consultant do for your business?
By Oliver Davey
Compliance consultants are arguably the most important type of consultant, especially when your business experiences any form of rapid growth. …
Tag: Compliance
Sole Trader & Unlimited Liability – A Professional Answer
By Oliver Davey
You may have heard that sole traders have unlimited liability, but what does that actually mean and how does that …
What Is The US Equivalent Of Companies House?
An Act of Parliament created Companies House as a way for UK citizens to access records for companies they own …
Default HMRC Record Keeping Period Explained
The default HMRC record-keeping period is the amount of time that HMRC will keep, or may want to refer to …
How To Set Up And Register An Overseas Company In The UK
By Oliver Davey
If you have an international or overseas business and are looking to set up a branch in the UK, there …
Transferring business from sole trader to a limited company
By Oliver Davey
Many businesses begin their life as a sole trader, with just one person working on a self-employed basis. However, if …
How to copyright a logo in the UK
By Staff writer
Creating an engaging and eye-catching logo is crucial for many businesses, but make sure you’re compliant when it comes to copyright.
How to be equality and diversity compliant in the workplace
By Karen Holden
Inequality is still prevalent in the workplace despite the existence of equality legislation. What can we do to stop it?
Yes, we’re still talking about GDPR. Here’s how businesses can remain compliant in 2019 and beyond
By Gary Chitan
There is no quick fix available to become GDPR compliant. Big businesses continue to be hit with massive fines as we speak. So employers large and small must continue to invest in ways to remain ‘data ethical’ in 2019 and beyond. Using my experience in data intelligence, I suggest five key areas businesses should be looking at to achieve GDPR compliance.
Deal or no deal: How to shore up your business for any Brexit eventuality
By Staff writer
According to Olive Communication’s Brett Morris, deal or no deal, UK businesses must start preparing for Brexit in order to run as leanly and cost efficiently as possible.