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Mayor of London Boris Johnson has welcomed a package of £23 million to help small to medium-sized businesses in the capital.
The Bank of Scotland intends to make £250 million of funds available to SMEs in the next two weeks.
Businesses pay on average £13,500 for crimes against them each year, with these acts accounting for 20 per cent of all recorded offences in the UK, new figures claim.
Retailers being refused trade credit insurance is leading to problems in the industry, especially for small to medium-sized businesses, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) warns.
The planned one percentage point rise in corporation tax has been put on hold in an attempt to boost small businesses.
A reduction in value added tax (VAT) of 25 pence in the pound will not help small businesses and many may not pass it on, say some entrepreneurs.
The pre-Budget report, due out today, may see cuts in value added tax (VAT) to encourage Britons to increase spending in the run up to Christmas.
A £1 million fund has been launched for Scottish entrepreneurs to help them set up firms with a social or environmental purpose.
Tax cuts announced in the pre-budget report on Monday will be targeted to benefit SMEs, says accountancy firm Deloitte.
The pre-Budget report must give companies 'innovative and short-term' solutions for finance such as a £1 billion small business survival fund, an organisation has warned.
The government will give loans to businesses via regional development agencies (RDAs), as banks are still not lending to companies, a report in the Times says.
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Being able to receive payments by credit and debit card enables you to do business using internet, electronic or paper-based systems, making it much more versatile than cash or cheques - and setting up a system is quick and easy.
How you set up website payments for customers depends on how many transactions you’re processing and whether you have an existing card processing relationship with a bank.
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