The Budget added £5bn to the British Business Bank’s capacity and doubled its women-led commitment to £200m. Here is what the money means for Black-owned businesses in Birmingham, and how to get ready.
British Business Bank’s £5bn Boost: What Black Founders Should Know Read Post »
The Bank of England has raised Bank Rate to 4%, its first rise since August 2023. Here is why it lands harder on Black-owned businesses in Birmingham, and seven practical steps to protect your cash flow.
Bank Rate at 4%: What It Means for Black-Owned Businesses Read Post »
The Autumn Budget will triple the trading allowance from £1,000 to £3,000 from 6 April 2027. Here is why that matters for Black-owned side businesses in Birmingham, and the records to start keeping now.
Trading Allowance Rise to £3,000: What Black Side-Hustlers in Birmingham Need to Know Read Post »
The Autumn Budget introduced Founders’ Relief, a 10% Capital Gains Tax rate for a narrow group of founders. Here is who it helps, who it leaves out, and how Black-owned businesses can respond before 30 November.
Founders’ Relief Explained: What It Means for Black Founders in Birmingham Read Post »
Reports say the Chancellor may lift the small business rates relief threshold from £12,000 to £18,000 on 28 October. Here is what Black-owned businesses in Birmingham can claim now and how to prepare.
The Chancellor is reported to be considering making Amazon and eBay collect VAT from sellers turning over more than £90,000. Here is what it could mean for Black-owned online sellers in Birmingham, and how to prepare before the 28 October Budget.
Marketplace VAT Plan: What Black Online Sellers Should Do Before the Budget Read Post »
