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Making Values Pay: Sustainability and Staff Engagement
What is the real value to sustainability to an organisation? Is it something to pursue or a waste of money? In this article we explore the benefits and risks of getting to grips with sustainability.
Innovation Supper - Funding Opportunity
York Business School, Patch York and the Growth Hub are delighted to bring you our first ever Innovation Supper. The basic idea is that we provide some supper, and charge a small entry fee, we then invite local community projects to pitch for the proceeds and hold a vote to select the winner - It’s that simple!
Business Essentials – Structure
There is a lot of information around about company formats and the associated rules and tax regimes and a lot has changed in recent years. So, what is the best structure to run your business through? Your choice of business vehicle affects the type of taxes you pay, your liability for business debts and the legal and administrative requirements imposed on the business.
Business Essentials - Employing People
As an employer in the UK, you have a number of legal and ethical responsibilities to ensure a safe, fair, and legally compliant working environment for your employees. These responsibilities span various areas, such as employment rights, health and safety, pay and tax obligations, and knowing who your employees are.
Unlock Europe: UK Export Academy
Unlock Europe is a UK Export Academy webinar series designed to help businesses thrive in the EU. It covers market research, regulatory frameworks like GPSR and CBAM, VAT, the TCA and Rules of Origin, with deep dives into key sectors.
Gateway USA: UK Export Academy
Gateway USA is a UK Export Academy webinar series designed to help businesses gain the knowledge and tools to succeed in the US market. Whether expanding for the first time or looking to optimise US operations, Gateway USA provides expert insights.
Business Essentials – VAT
VAT (Value Added Tax) is added to most products and services sold by VAT registered businesses. The main rate of VAT in the UK is currently 20%, although some goods and services are vatable at the reduced rate of 5% or are zero rated. There are also goods and services that are exempt from VAT or fall outside of scope for VAT.
Business Essentials – Associated Companies
From April 2023 the Corporation Tax rules changed, with the headline being an increase in the main rate of Corporation Tax to 25%. From this date, companies whose taxable profit was less then £50,000 would be subject to the small profit rate of 19% Corporation Tax. Companies with profits between £50,000 and £250,000 will pay a gradually increasing effective rate of taxation due to something known as marginal rate relief.
Empowering Neurodiverse Entrepreneurs from Day One
By recognising and supporting neurodivergent talent, we help create a more inclusive and innovative business environment for all. Everyone benefits when different ways of thinking are welcomed and supported.
Business Essentials: Company Structure
There is a lot of information around about company formats and the associated rules and tax regimes and a lot has changed in recent years. So, what is the best structure to run your business through? Your choice of business vehicle affects the type of taxes you pay, your liability for business debts and the legal and administrative requirements imposed on the business. In deciding on the right structure for the business, it is necessary to take account of all the relevant factors and also your attitude to risk.
Grant Programme Launched for Aspiring North Yorkshire Social Enterprises
As part of our wider programme of support for Social Enterprises, the Growth Hub are excited to launch a Micro-Grant programme, in partnership with Social Vision. This builds on their previous experience delivering a similar programme in Selby.
Growth Hub launches programme of support for North Yorkshire Social Enterprises
York and North Yorkshire Growth Hub are proud to launch a programme of support for Social Enterprises in North Yorkshire. Working with delivery partners Community First Yorkshire and Social Vision, January will see the start of a programme designed to help North Yorkshire’s social enterprises to start, grow and prosper.