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linktr.ee/go.soloJoined November 2020

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DON'T FORGET THE BACK-UP PLAN No matter how well you think things are going to go, one of the best ways to ensure growth for your business is to make sure that you always have a back-up plan in place.
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INVEST IN YOUR PEOPLE It’s the people that make a business, whether you’re a Fortune 500 company or a start-up. And if your plans for growth involve expanding your team, or taking the first steps away from being a solo entrepreneur, it’s important to invest in your staff.
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GET STUCK INTO BUSINESS ANALYTICS There’s a reason why data has been on everyone’s lips these past few years. But analytics aren’t just for big companies like Amazon and Facebook — they can help small businesses too.
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REVIEW YOUR SYSTEMS AND PROCESSES A new year is a great time to look back on what your business has done well and what could be improved on. To do this, spend time studying each stage of your process, looking for opportunities to streamline and make things more efficient.
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PLAN AND BUDGET FOR THE YEAR AHEAD Of course, it’s no use just wanting your small business to grow in 2023 — you’ll need to get specific about the whats, whens, and hows.
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COMPLETING YOUR SELF-ASSESSMENT ONLINE With the right preparation and planning, completing your tax return doesn’t need to be a hassle. And you can make things even easier for yourself with a GoSolo Business Account.
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WHAT INFORMATION DO I NEED FOR THE ASSESSMENT? Typically, this should include details of your business’ income, including turnover and expenses, as well as any additional income from other sources, including wages, rental income, foreign income, and pension contributions.
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WHO NEEDS TO REGISTER FOR A SELF-ASSESSMENT? If you’re a self-employed sole trader earning upwards of £1,000 a year, a partner in a business partnership, or the director of a limited company, you’ll need to fill in a self-assessment tax return.
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In time-honoured fashion, and because it’s the start of the year, we look at 5 start-up predictions for 2023 that you should keep an eye on. Experts have been predicting the start-up trends we might expect in the coming months. Read more: bit.ly/3G7L2SI #GrowSolo
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