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For press enquiries please contact our marketing team.
We’d love to hear from you
marketing@capify.co.uk
+44 330 822 4151
Media Library and Capify Press Kit
Time is running out to take advantage of super-deduction
Time is running out to take advantage of super-deduction
Expense management is key to business success. It will place financial strain on your business and impact profitability if allowed to go unchecked. We offer up some tips and advice on how to improve, manage and stay on top of your company spending.
After a difficult 2022, trading conditions for UK businesses are set to be even more challenging in 2023. Official forecasts indicate that the economy will remain in recession for much if not all the year. We collate the insights from a range of experts on what businesses can expect in the year ahead.
Our latest quarterly survey finds a small improvement in SME business confidence despite gathering economic headwinds. But the survey also points to operating challenges amidst falling profitability and concerns over rising costs
Whilst 2022 might see festive spend decline due to the ongoing cost of living crisis, consumer data company Statista predict that retail sales over Christmas could still reach £82.2 billion British pounds. Whilst that’s down on last year, it’s an increase from 2016, 17, 18 and 20!
Political and fiscal turbulence has created record-breaking falls in the value of the Pound. This causes problems for any business reliant on overseas imports but could be a boost for UK exporters
Time is running out to take advantage of super-deduction
Expense management is key to business success. It will place financial strain on your business and impact profitability if allowed to go unchecked. We offer up some tips and advice on how to improve, manage and stay on top of your company spending.
After a difficult 2022, trading conditions for UK businesses are set to be even more challenging in 2023. Official forecasts indicate that the economy will remain in recession for much if not all the year. We collate the insights from a range of experts on what businesses can expect in the year ahead.
Our latest quarterly survey finds a small improvement in SME business confidence despite gathering economic headwinds. But the survey also points to operating challenges amidst falling profitability and concerns over rising costs
Whilst 2022 might see festive spend decline due to the ongoing cost of living crisis, consumer data company Statista predict that retail sales over Christmas could still reach £82.2 billion British pounds. Whilst that’s down on last year, it’s an increase from 2016, 17, 18 and 20!
Political and fiscal turbulence has created record-breaking falls in the value of the Pound. This causes problems for any business reliant on overseas imports but could be a boost for UK exporters
