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The UK’s micro-businesses don’t expect the appointment of a small business commissioner to tackle late payments to make a difference.

Nearly one in five small businesses have suggested they could close following the upcoming revaluation of business rates, new research has revealed.

Bad weather is causing small businesses across the UK to lose revenue, yet new research shows that nearly half of firms lack measures to protect themselves.

Lending volumes to small businesses increased at a steady rate throughout 2016, driven by growth in asset finance and peer to peer business lending, a new study has revealed.

Small businesses in the UK are struggling to overcome a number of regulatory hurdles and red tape, according to a new study.

Four of every five small businesses in the UK is owed money, according to new research from Simply Business.

The UK’s small businesses possess a startling lack of knowledge about their alternative financial options, according to new research.

Rising business rates could force small companies out of London, according to the Federation of Small Businesses.

The UK’s network of small businesses are losing out on more than £8.7 billion every year as a result of managing their financial obligations.

One in four small business owners has revealed that they turned to their own personal finances to help bail out their business or to fund growth in the last two years.

The Government is actively taking steps to tackle late payment issues in the UK by seeking to appoint a small business commissioner.

Having fixed assets in property can help a business in the long term, but switching from rented property to buying it is not always the right step.

One third of the UK’s network of small business owners say they have experienced a critical business issue that caused significant damage or disruption to their company.

New research has revealed a worrying lack of knowledge among the UK’s Limited company directors.

Administrative tasks are proving to be a significant burden to many business owners and managers across the UK, according to a new study.

Small firms across the UK could be hit with £2,600 in additional employment costs, according to analysis from the Federation of Small Businesses.

Technology and IT firms in Wales have been deemed those most at risk of insolvency in the year ahead, according to insolvency trade body R3.

Small business owners have revealed they are facing greater financial worries having decided to set up their own businesses.

A number of small businesses and lobby groups have voiced concerned over business rate increases that are due to come into force in April.

Insolvency levels in the UK will rise at a faster pace than any other major EU economy in the next 12 months, new research has suggested.