Tax underpayment letters due warns city accountants
LETTERS will be dropping onto around 1.2 million doormats over the next three months warning people they have underpaid their tax, with the average amount owed expected to be £550.
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City accountants lend charities a helping hand
Details of the second annual conference aimed at providing help and advice to Peterborough-based charities have been announced. A number of high profile speakers from the charitable and financial sectors will be addressing the conference,…
Apprentice’s Nick launches Big Wigs for Sue Ryder
LORD Sugar’s right-hand man, Nick Hewer, has launched the annual Big Wigs fundraiser challenge led by Sue Ryder, with this year marking the 20th anniversary of Peterborough’s Thorpe Hall Hospice.
Peterborough recruitment firm sold for undisclosed sum
TASKFORCE Recruitment, a Peterborough based company, has been bought by the Staffline Group Plc for an undisclosed amount of money to smooth the progress of the exit of the founder.
Adrenaline Creative designs featured on Sky Arts
PETERBOROUGH-based design agency Adrenaline worked with the 2011 Co-operative Cambridge Folk Festival organisers to raise the profile of the event on Sky TV and on the festival’s website. This year’s festival coverage, which was broadcast…
Ensure you use the correct company car business mileage rates
BUSINESS owners in Peterborough should check they are using the correct business mileage rates for company car drivers. The rates, which are known as Advisory Fuel Rates (AFRs), now commence every quarter – since June…
Business investment intentions strong despite economic uncertainty
BUSINESSES in the East of England continue to feel affected by economic uncertainty and market volatility but are more confident about their own prospects than that of the wider economy over the next twelve months,…
Fusion appoints new associate director for HR
MAJOR city employer, Fusion, part of the BGL insurance group, has today announced the appointment of a new Associate Director for HR.
Government must not ‘water down’ banking reform, says FSB
THE national chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), John Walker, has written an open letter to the Prime Minister urging him not to ‘water down’ proposals on banking reform, due be released next…
Sharman Quinney shows where there’s a will, there’s a way
LOCAL estate agents Sharman Quinney in Peterborough is encouraging homeowners to make a will to ensure that in the event of their death, their property and money go to the people they want to benefit. The…