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All the resources your growing business needs to achieve its growth potential.
Autumn Budget 2024: 6 Takeaways for UK Startups
This week we saw the delivery of the first Labour budget in 14 years and the first ever to be delivered by a woman. Despite the...
When to Register Your Business for VATÂ
As a business owner in the UK, one of the key decisions you’ll need to make is whether and when to register for VAT (Value Added Tax)....
First Year End Accounts Checklist
This checklist is designed to guide UK businesses, particularly those preparing year end accounts for the first time, through the process.Â
Should I have an Exit Strategy for my Startup?
This blog explores different exit strategies for a startup business. A strong exit plan can help you to maximise the benefit of leaving.
What Companies are Eligible for SEIS and EIS?
SEIS and EIS schemes transform early-to-mid stage businesses into lucrative investment opportunities. Let's take a look at who is eligible.
The Ultimate Guide to SEIS and EIS
A comprehensive guide to SEIS and EIS. This blog details Advanced Assurance, tax relief, and tax exemptions for investors.
Can Grant Funding & R&D Tax Credits be used on the same project?
Grant Funding & R&D Tax Credits: which scheme should you choose? Jump Accounting is here to tell you how you can take advantage of both!
A guide to Pre-seed, Seed and Series A funding for startups
Approaching the world of funding can be overwhelming. We've explained the basics, to help new founders approach investment with confidence.
Why it’s time to take your office (and accounting) paperless
Going paperless can benefit your workplace is many ways, particularly within your Accounting department. Here's how to make the switch.
Introducing Xero: The Accounting Platform made with Startups in Mind
Here at Jump, we use Xero to manage our clients' accounts. Find out why it's the best option for startups.
Understanding Basic Accounting Terms
For new founders, the first step to understanding finances is to get your head around the basic accounting terms. We've listed them here.
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