Despite the fact that an exit strategy may seem inconvenient for a startup founder, it is one of the most critical things for them to develop.

It is inevitable that all founders will have to let their business go at some point - whether it is to retire, to make a profit, or even just to change careers.

An improvement in jobs and sales growth across UK small businesses in June has been largely offset by increasing late payments and a slowdown in wages growth, according to the latest data from global small business platform Xero.

In this article, Zyla Accountants explore how modern accounting software has revolutionised the field. We also explore how businesses can benefit from these digital tools for long-term growth and success. As part of our service, we set-up and train our clients with the right software to get started.

One of the UK’s leading cloud-based accountancy firms has welcomed a new accountant to its team. Aimee Cousins joins Zyla Accountants following three years with Evolve Tax & Accountancy LLP.

It's often easier to switch accountants than people realise, so we've put together this guide to show you how simple it can be to move your accounts to Zyla Accountants.

The challenges the UK economy faces are more complex than we have seen in generations. While in some areas of the economy there are promising signs of resilience and confidence, many people and businesses are still finding it tough.

Virgin StartUp, the non-profit home of entrepreneurship at the Virgin Group, will be tripling the number of UK founders it supports over the next two years, distributing £36 million in Start Up Loans.

The Institute of Export & International Trade (IOE&IT) has today (27 June) launched a £5m Export Support Package to help hundreds of UK businesses accelerate their journey into international trade.

Changes have come into force for charities on 14 June 2023.

These relate to the selling, transferring or leasing charity land, permanent endowment and Charity Names.

HMRC’s flagship tax transformation programme is now expected to cost five times the original forecast in 2016 (in real terms) following repeated delays. HMRC omitted significant costs to customers from some key business case documents seeking approval for further funding, according to a new report by the National Audit Office (NAO).