Starting a Business

Business & Accountancy: What’s In (And Out) This Autumn?

September 08 2020 @ 3:35 pm by Sam Wright

To many, September means falling leaves, late summer evenings, and the beginning of the new school year. And whilst even Coronavirus has not managed to alter that, there are a few business and accountancy-related announcements – both this month and into the autumn – that we wanted to make sure you were aware of. Namely: the Budget; […]…

Managing Your Business Through a Pandemic

September 08 2020 @ 3:08 pm by Sam Wright

‘Managing your business through a pandemic’. It’s not something many Directors or CEOs will have contemplated in times gone by. But things have been a little different in 2020. While the lockdown (for many, at least) may be over, the impact that Coronavirus has had on UK business – let alone wider society – is […]…

What is a limited company?

February 07 2020 @ 11:49 am by Sam Wright

There are two main types of payment structure for self-employed contractors and freelancers. Limited companies and umbrella companies. Both of which offer certain advantages depending on your personal circumstances. This article focuses on the pros and cons of operating a limited company. So, if you need more information on umbrella companies and how they operate […]…

Starting Your New Business in 2020

January 24 2020 @ 3:11 pm by Sam Wright

We’re now almost a month into a shiny new decade. As many people battle to keep alive their New Year promises, steering clear of the beer and resisting red meat, now could be the time to consider a more long-term resolution. In short, could the new decade be the catalyst for that game-changing new business […]…

How to start a business in ten questions

November 21 2019 @ 2:08 pm by Sam Wright

Have you got a game-changing new business idea but are uncertain about how to start-up on your own? Are you tired of being a regular employee and have ambitions to work for yourself? Self-employment is a brave step to take but one that has the potential to be incredibly rewarding. There are a few things […]…

Umbrella Company vs Limited Company

August 19 2019 @ 3:07 pm by Sam Wright

Umbrella Company vs Limited Company. If you’re a contractor, freelancer, or fancy becoming a business owner, it’s important to know your options. And, in a world of clients and contracts, there are two main types of payment structure. Limited companies and umbrella companies. But how do they compare, and which one should you choose? What’s […]…

Should I Incorporate my Business?

April 10 2019 @ 1:25 pm by Sam Wright

From our very own sole trading clients, to those who are just starting out in business, here at Danbro we’re often asked about the benefits of incorporating a business into a limited company. Whilst incorporation can have huge advantages for contractors, freelancers and small business owners, it doesn’t necessarily suit everyone. So, should you incorporate […]…

‘Influencer Tax’: How Much Tax Do Bloggers & YouTubers Need To Pay?

October 19 2018 @ 10:00 am by Sam Wright

‘Influencer tax’. ‘YouTuber tax’. ‘Blogger tax’. These are all very ‘21st Century’ terms. But they’re becoming ever more common when it comes to making money from online content creation. Whether you upload vlogs to your YouTube channel, post Instagram pics promoting certain brands, or write guides and reviews on your blog, how much tax do […]…

The Rapid Rise of the ‘Other’ Selfie Culture

October 05 2018 @ 10:00 am by Sam Wright

Here in the UK, we’re surrounded by selfies! And not just teenagers with sticks adjusting their reflected photos with emojis and filtered dog ears. Since the turn of the century, the number of self-employed workers in the UK has risen to record levels, and it’s an increase which shows no signs of slowing.   Self-Employment […]…

Flexible Working: Shifting the Employee Landscape – Danbro

September 10 2018 @ 10:43 am by Sam Wright

Here at Danbro, we believe that flexibility is good for business. Flexible working is a concept that embodies our company’s values of trust, respect, integrity and, most importantly, family. Furthermore, in today’s society, there’s an increasing amount of pressure on your time. But, if your job has flexibility, you have the capacity and control to […]…
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