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24 May 2019

The definitive guide to safer cycling is a four part series that offers crucial information on important cycling safety statistics as well as helpful tips.

22 May 2019

We are excited to announce that following the success of this year's event we are already busy preparing for next year's big day.

21 May 2019

The e-bike is the star player in the Netherlands, what does this mean for the cycles market?

21 May 2019

The high street should be a beacon of inclusiveness, as a retailer you can't do it alone

21 May 2019

Social media is a major feature of business's today and another avenue to engage and reach consumers

16 May 2019

Local Bike Shop Day is the one day a year when independent bike shops across the UK can come together to celebrate their distinctive culture. It's the day for local bike shops to showcase their...

15 May 2019

The definitive guide to safer cycling series offers information on important cycling safety statistics and helpful tips and advice on how to stay safe.

15 May 2019

The overriding theme of the 2019 Taipei Cycle Show was urban mobility, with creating future cities in mind

10 May 2019

If you are up for a challenging multi-day cycle route adventure or are simply looking for that leisurely bike ride for the whole family, there are a multitude of routes that make up the National...

8 May 2019

How to use your online presence to keep your business thriving

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Making Tax Digital Deadline: 1st of April

Posted on in Business News , Cycles News

making tax digital With less than a month until Making Tax Digital (MTD) comes into effect, make sure that you are aware of your business's responsibilities.

From the 1st of April 2019, businesses above the VAT registration threshold (£85,000) will be required to keep digital VAT business records, sending returns using MTD compatible software.

A study surveying over 1,200 retailers found that only one in four (26%) retailers were aware of their responsibilities under the new law, 6% of which have the appropriate software to comply with the changes.

If you are unsure of your responsibilities, please use the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) guidance.

Click here for the MTD guidance. 

The government is holding a series of webinars to help businesses get ready for MTD over the next few weeks. To register for a webinar, click here.

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