DY News
Making Tax Digital is coming
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is coming in April 2026. Sole traders and landlords with a turnover of £50,000 or more will need to file quarterly using compatible digital software. Find out how to prepare and make the transition smoother.
Preparing our retail clients for the seasons ahead
Retail is changing fast, with shifting customer habits and rising costs, staying ahead isn’t easy. Discover how smart cash flow management, boosting your credit score, and tapping into flexible funding can help you tackle seasonal challenges and unlock growth opportunities this year.
Could the TikTok strawberry sandwich cost M&S?
Marks & Spencer’s limited edition TikTok strawberry sandwich has taken social media by storm but it could soon face a costly VAT review. Discover why this Wimbledon treat might spark a tax debate similar to the famous Jaffa Cake case.
Aidy takes on the Three Peaks Challenge for charity
Our very own Aidy Kay is taking on the Three Peaks Challenge, cycling 450 miles and climbing three national peaks in just three days. This epic effort supports the Steve Prescott Foundation and its charity partners, The Christie Cancer Hospital and the Rugby League Benevolent Fund.
Managing seasonality, staffing and growth in hospitality
Rising costs continue to challenge the hospitality sector, but signs of recovery are emerging as larger brands show renewed confidence and invest in growth. To stay competitive, pubs and restaurants should focus on flexible staffing, cost control, and real-time financial data to support stronger decision-making and build long-term resilience.
Netball for a Cause
Team DY proudly took part in a charity netball tournament, finishing as the top-ranked company and helping raise £567 for West Mercia Women’s Aid. A huge thank you to everyone who played, supported and donated.
Team DY raises over £2,100 for Shropshire Wildlife Trust
Our team came together to raise over £2,100 for the Shropshire Wildlife Trust, through a year of exciting and meaningful fundraising activities.
Will you be helping to “Get Britain Building”?
The new Labour Government’s pledge to ‘Get Britain Building’ could bring growth opportunities for the construction sector. But to make the most of them, businesses must prepare with strong cash flow, robust financial planning, and up-to-date data for lenders.
Could a trust help you save on inheritance tax?
Thinking about inheritance tax? If your estate exceeds £500,000, a trust could help reduce the tax burden while letting you keep control of your assets. Discover how trusts work and why they’re not just for the super wealthy.
Plan carefully for a smooth exit
DY’s Sarah Hartshorn shares advice for Shropshire business owners on planning their exit strategy to maximise value and ensure a smooth transition.
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