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More than half a million UK sole traders could be unprepared for the government’s first Making Tax Digital (MTD) deadline on 7 August, according to new research from Sage, which found just 8% are currently using accounting software to manage digital tax records.
The research also found:
70% of sole traders do not feel confident about t...
Extending its product range in the UK, Instantor has launched a new underfloor heating range.
Options include seven systems designed to suit a variety of requirements, including screed and solid floor installations, overlay and retrofit applications, and suspended floors.
In addition, there is a choice of two pipe systems – PEX-AL-PEX and PERT-...
Developed for engineers, consultants, specifiers and heat network professionals, a new CPD has been developed by Altecnic which explores Heat Interface Units and the latest BESA HIU test regime, and how it helps the industry meet customer expectations and decarbonisation objectives. The CIBSE-approved course, ‘Drivers for Change and Understanding the BESA HIU Test Regim...
Almost a third of van-reliant UK small businesses have already introduced electric vehicles into their operations, but concerns over driving range and upfront costs are continuing to slow adoption, according to new research.
A survey of 500 SMEs and sole traders that rely on vans for work found that 30% are already using electric vans, while a further ...
Nearly three million homes in England are now reporting overheating, up from 1.7 million in 2019, according to new government figures.
The data has prompted Nesta, the research and innovation foundation, to call for wider uptake of air-to-air heat pumps, arguing they could help households stay cool in summer while cutting emissions from heating in wint...