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Charlie Walker has opened a new walk-in small business tax and accountancy shop on 129 High Street in Huntingdon, to operate alongside his existing one in Bedford.
As people turn to accountants for advice and guidance during the COVID-19 pandemic, TaxAssist Accountants registers its highest ever number of July new business client leads.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, TaxAssist Accountants is holding Virtual Discovery Days on Zoom, where people can find out more about the opportunity and potential in the US, the franchise package, international experience of the team, the technical helpdesk, digital technology, raising finance, business development, marketing support and business planning, all from the comfort of their own home.
This year has already seen several ups and downs for many businesses. As Brexit began to settle down, the outbreak of COVID-19 introduced a whole new problem and has already seen a few industry giants struggle.
With the postal strikes narrowly swerved and Black Friday out of the way, operators in the packaging and logistics sector don’t have much time to catch a breath. Christmas is fast approaching with the deadline for sending packages just days away while others have New Year bargains in their sights. It’s the companies like PACK & SEND that can capitalise on the business from buyers and sellers at this time of year.
PACK & SEND are celebrating this month after receiving a package of their own – one that signifies them completing 10 years on British soil. The brand ventured halfway across the world in 2009 and has shown steady growth ever since. Today, the brand has 17 operating service centres, with the 18th due to become operational, in Glasgow, in Q2 of 2020.
As we enter the new decade, opportunity is sure to come knocking. The twenty-twenties are set to bring exactly that for global logistics brand PACK & SEND. As the clock chimed midnight on New Years’ Eve, two individuals were ready with a hefty resolution for 2020, opening their own business in Birmingham.
Home Instead is proud to announce that they are a finalist in the bfa HSBC British Franchise ‘Franchisor of the Year’ award, which is considered the ultimate award in UK Franchising.
Owner of X-Press Legal Services franchise office for Central, South West, and North West London, Tom Mannion, has been named as a finalist for the ‘Next Generation’ category at the bfa HSBC British Franchise Awards.
The chain has received over 300 enquiries in recent months and is now engaging with a host of experienced multi-franchise partners throughout the globe
The fast-casual brand has remained open during Lockdown, also partnering with Deliveroo to make 30,000 free meals available to frontline NHS workers and vulnerable people in communities
German Doner Kebab is also participating in the Government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme during August
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