Bookkeeping & Accountancy Services for #SmallBusiness, focusing on micro companies and start-ups.
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Numbers Balanced Ltd retweeted
At Battersea Power Station, The King and @Tim_Cook have spent time with young people taking part in the newly launched @Apple x King’s Trust Creative Labs. 🧑💻
The Creative Labs offer young people opportunities to learn from Apple’s experts across various creative industries as they explore potential career pathways. 🎧 The new programme builds on a long-running partnership between Apple and The @KingsTrust and launches during the Trust’s 50th anniversary year.
🎤 In the newly unveiled @AppleMusicHall, The King and Tim Cook were joined by @EltonOfficial, a longstanding supporter of The King’s Trust and @AppleMusic, to watch a short performance by Skye Newman, together with young people supported by The King’s Trust.
New week. New numbers. New opportunities. 📊
Do you know what your business numbers are telling you?
✔️ What came in?
✔️ What went out?
✔️ What needs paying?
✔️ Are customers paying on time?
A few minutes with the right numbers can make a big difference. #Bookkeeping
⏰ Reminder: The first Making Tax Digital for Income Tax quarterly update is due TOMORROW – 7 August 2026.
If you're a sole trader or landlord with qualifying income above £50,000, this is your Quarter 1 (Q1) submission deadline.
@HMRCgovuk
#MakingTaxDigital #MTD #IncomeTax
7th August 2026 #MakingTaxDigital
Time is running out for the first quarterly update deadline for Making Tax Digital. ⏰
We caught up with Alexis from Right Click Accounting at a recent Finance, Accounting & Bookkeeping Show event in Birmingham to hear what Making Tax Digital means for clients and their agents.
REMINDER: You need to send your first quarterly update by 7 August if you’re a sole trader or landlord with a combined turnover of over £50,000.
Find out what you need to do and get started. ⬇️
makingtaxdigital.campaign.go…
Keeping your accounts current helps you make better business decisions, manage your cash flow, and prepare for tax deadlines. A little work each month can save you both time and money at year end. #smallbusiness #accounts
Five bookkeeping mistakes that can cost small businesses money:
Leaving records until year end
Not reconciling bank accounts
Mixing personal & business expenses
Losing receipts and invoices
Ignoring financial reports
Good bookkeeping helps you understand your business.
🤖 Made with AI
Good decisions start with clear numbers. 📊
Here at Numbers Balanced, we help small businesses stay organised, compliant and confident with their finances.
#SmallBusiness #Bookkeeping #Accounting
One of the biggest bookkeeping lessons I've learned over the years is this: don't rely on your memory.
It's amazing how quickly you forget what a payment was for or who transferred money into your account.
Most business owners only look at their accounts at year end. By then, it's often too late to spot problems early. Here are the 3 reports every business owner should review every month. #smallbusiness #bookkeeping
Numbers Balanced Ltd retweeted
I am truly humbled to receive the Marsh Awards @MarshAwards
@StPaulsLondon – at City of London, London
#HappyNewYear2025
From all of us @Numbersbalanced
We look forward to another year working with you. May the new year be a journey of growth resilience and prosperity.
#TaxTips, #OnlineBusiness, #SideHustle, #SmallBusiness
To Pay Tax or Not to pay tax on your Online Business🤔
From 1 January 2024, digital platforms are required to collect and report seller information and income to
@HMRCgovuk
Here is a quick Tax guide for Online Sellers.
#SideHustle #SmallBusiness
Does your side Hustle require insurance?
@MarkelDirect explains
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Today the Chancellor @Jeremy_Hunt set out his Autumn Statement to the @HouseofCommons.
Here’s what you need to know 👇
ALT What’s in Today’s Autumn Statement? 1. Employee National Insurance Tax Cut from 12% to 10% - a £450 tax cut for the average worker earning £35,400 a year 2. National Insurance Tax Cut for the self-employed - a tax cut of £350 for the average self-employed person earning £28,200 a year 3. National Living Wage increased to £11.44 for workers aged 21 & over 4. Confirming the pensions triple lock – increasing the State Pension & Pension Credit by 8.5% 5. Uprating working age benefits by 6.7% 6. Back to Work Plan 7. Alcohol Duty Frozen 8. Raising Local Housing Allowance 9. Up to £1k off your energy bills for those nearest new electricity infrastructure 10. Full Expensing: invest for less – made permanent to help boost investment by £20bn a year 11. £4.5bn investment in manufacturing
To all those celebrating Rosh Hashanah, wishing you a Happy New Year! #RoshHashanah2023
