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What does the 2022 UK Spring Statement mean for businesses?

In his Spring Statement, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak, gave an economic update earlier today on 23rd March 2022. The mini-budget laid the foundation for the year and measures to support businesses and households with prices, taxes and bills.

With public pressure to ease the rising cost of living, Mr. Sunak announced an immediate fuel duty cut of 5p per litre from 6pm today. However, the National Insurance increase of 1.25% will still go ahead from 1st April to raise funds to help the NHS recover from the pandemic. Click the link below to learn more about the other key announcements for businesses.

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5 tips to ease the squeeze through life insurance

As the cost of living continues to rise, our partners at LifeSearch have compiled a list of 5 ways life insurance could ease the pressure on finances for business owners.

With inflation hitting it's highest rate at 6.2% today, the economy slowing and taxes heading north, read insights from our experts on how as a self-employed or small business owner you could save money.

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Understanding the new border custom controls

From 1st January 2022, the government introduced new custom controls for any imports and exports between the UK and EU countries, following Brexit.

Although a number of businesses have shifted to British suppliers, for those that continue to trade with the EU, we've summarised the key insights and rules to help you avoid any unnecessary business interruptions or delays.

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