Coronavirus (COVID 19) support is available to employers and the self-employed, including sole traders and limited company directors. You may be eligible for loans, tax relief and cash grants, whether your business is open or closed.

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One of the biggest changes to UK data privacy law comes into effect on 25th May 2018…. Read more

CRS Consultants and Clive Steggel are excited to announce they are taking part in the Dragon Boat Race at the Northwich River Festival organised by The Rotary Club of Northwich. Our Team is called “Parrs Bank Paddlers”… Read more

CRS Consultants are excited to announce they are taking part in the Dragon Boat Race at the Northwich River Festival organised by The Rotary Club of Northwich. Our Team is called “Parrs Bank Paddlers”… Read more

It’s with great pleasure that CRS Consultants are celebrating Phil Johnson’s impressive 20 year career working with CRS Consultants!… Read more

M&G and Aviva Investors have both followed Standard Life in suspending trading on property funds.  We would like to reiterate that we view commercial property as a genuinely long term investment which should remain part of a well diversified portfolio.

As you may be aware, dealing (both purchases and sales) in the Standard Life UK Real Estate Fund (and its Income and Accumulation Feeder funds) has been suspended owing to increased redemptions by investors that cannot be met due to the relatively illiquid nature of commercial property…. Read more

Nothing changes immediately in that the UK remains a member of the EU until it triggers the formal exit process, following which it remains a member for at least two years…. Read more

Making a contribution into a pension is still one of the most tax efficient investments you can make. As well as growing in a tax efficient way, pension contributions can be used to reduce your current income tax liability. If you own and run a limited company, then your company could make an employer contribution to reduce its corporation tax bill.

At retirement you will be entitled to up to 25% as a tax free lump sum and the remaining   funds are used to generate a taxable income. The rules relating to pensions and retirement planning can be complicated and not suitable for everyone. We recommend you seek advice on this subject.

These are just a few of the financial advice tips for 2016/17. If you want to talk in more depth please contact us.