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Lie for me not to me says UK bosses [February 25, 2005] A new survey has shown that while the vast majority of company directors and senior managers believe it is wrong for their employees to lie to them, almost half are comfortable with those same employees telling untruths on their behalf to their customers.
Taxation the key to the small business vote [February 20, 2005] Last week, The Federation of Small Businesses called for the main political parties to commit to a variety of tax reforms which would help small businesses - including the abolition of IR35, a resistance to EU tax harmonisation and VAT free movement of goods between registered traders
Fraudsters Target Companies House Database [February 14, 2005] Early Warning, the online scheme that helps UK retailers to prevent CNP (card-not-present) credit card fraud, has issued an alert announcing the existence of a new scam which specifically targets the Companies House Database.
Small businesses neglect IT housekeeping [February 14, 2005] An interesting article in
The Register today looks at how SME's tend to manage their IT needs, and how this often leads to problems down the line.
IoD says business optimism is bouncing back [February 8, 2005] The latest business opinion survey from the Institute of Directors revealed a resurgence of confidence from the declines seen over the summer and autumn of last year.
Business owner stress - how countries compare [January 20, 2005] Research with more than 6,000 business owners in 24 countries shows that stress levels had rocketed by more than a third. Includes a table of how countries compare around the world
Business failures fall to record lows [December 29, 2004] 2004 is expected to record the lowest number of business failures for six years. The latest BDO Stoy Hayward
Industry Watch reveals an 8 per cent drop in the number of companies going bust from last year’s figure of 17,550.
FPB warns of congestion charging's 'wrecking ball' effect [December 14, 2004] Towns and cities across Britain are being warned against introducing congestion charging schemes after a survey, by a leading business pressure group, revealed its devastating impact on small firms in London
Small businesses seek personal touch from Santa! [December 14, 2004] Small businesses can capitalise on Christmas because they are better than larger companies when it comes to wooing their biggest customers with gifts, Royal Mail research has revealed
Small businesses shun strategic planning [December 6, 2004] Only 16% of small to medium sized enterprises are adopting a growth strategy based on new product development and a nearly a quarter are failing to develop a strategic plan for their business, according to a new report.
New small business tax unit announced [December 6, 2004] Details of a new small business unit that will transform tax administration for small businesses, were announced last week by David Varney, Chairman of Inland Revenue and Customs and Excise.
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