In the seventh in our series of articles concerned with raising finance, Jennifer Duthie shares the pitching tips which helped her attract seed capital from Piers Linney and Kelly Hoppen. The founder of Skribbies encourages you to know both your…

In the sixth in our series of articles concerned with raising finance, we take a look at what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur. Being single minded and focused alone isn’t enough to help you when pitching to investors.…

In the fifth in our series of articles concerned with raising finance, we acknowledge that not every investor is looking for the same thing, and to test this theory, the BBC’s business reporter, Ian Rose asked the same three questions…

In the fourth in our series of articles concerned with raising finance, Spencer Waldron, presentation expert and UK Country Manager at cloud presentation software company Prezi, gives his top tips on how to build a punchy presentation that helps you…

In the third in our series of articles concerned with raising finance, ex dragon James Caan provides some top tips to help you convince investors to put their money into your business and management team. http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/smallbusiness/article-2630246/Dragons-Den-James-Caan-tricks-winning-start-investors.html  

Following a recent court case reclaiming VAT incurred by holding companies will come under closer scrutiny from HMRC and they have given guidance on the new regime. http://bakertilly.info/bakertillylz//lz.aspx?p1=&CC=&p=1&cID=1&cValue=4  

In the second in our series of articles concerned with raising finance, we look at some of the mistakes you can make that can destroy your pitch and even the business. Richard Harroch,  MD and Global head for Vantage Point…

Raising finance is one of the key things Remedy helps clients do as part of a planned growth strategy. As part of our desire to use experts in their field we are delighted to welcome you to part one of…

New food labeling rules state that businesses selling or manufacturing food must provide consumers with allergens, traceability and ‘best before’ information. From 13 December 2014, a new piece of European legislation, called the Food Information for Consumers Regulation (EU FIC)…

From 1 April 2015, the rules for identifying which companies are “associated” for corporation tax purposes will be simplified. The current tax regime means that if a company’s profits are more than £1,500,000 it will pay corporation tax at 21%,…