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Nearly 60% of trades jobs have been derailed by the sizzling heat this summer – with more than a quarter of jobs scrapped altogether thanks to the extreme weather.
As we set off on a new year, tradesmen and women across the United Kingdom are gearing up for another year filled with plumbing jobs, rewires, fence builds and much more. As with every business, tradespeople need to be aware of certain dates and jot them on your calendar.
Today, the team at Rhino Trade Insurance wants to share some of the more important dates you need to remember for the year ahead, as well as some more exciting ones to look forward to! Let's have a look at everything from key tax dates to your next trade fair.
One of the first things every tradesperson needs to consider is their tax obligations. Staying on top of tax deadlines ensures compliance with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) regulations and avoids unnecessary penalties. In 2024, some of the key tax dates to remember include:
The regulatory landscape for trade businesses is constantly evolving and the government of the day has announced various new rules. Staying informed about upcoming changes is crucial for adapting your trade business practices and ensuring compliance. In 2024, tradespeople should pay attention to the following:
Networking and staying ahead of industry trends are integral parts of success in the trades. Plan ahead to attend key events and trade shows, where you can connect with suppliers, learn about new products, and gain insights into the latest industry developments. Some notable events to add to your calendar in 2024 include:
Staying on top of training and certification renewals is essential for tradespeople. Key dates to remember in 2024 include:
When it comes to the new year, we think 2024 will be another barnstorming year for the trades! Although some of the dates we have listed are dull and repetitive each year (like taxes - boo). We hope you have plenty of plans to broaden your trade business horizon, meet new people, and grow your knowledge of what you do. So, without further ado, let's smash 2024!
Don't forget to get your trade business insurance sorted before it's too late! Reviewing and renewing your insurance policies is a vital aspect of risk management for trade businesses. Ensure that your insurance coverage is adequate and up-to-date. Rhino Trade Insurance has a vast array of amazing policies, all of which can be customised to your every need. Just give our team a ring on 0116 243 7904 or head to our quote engine online for a price in just 60 seconds.
Nearly 60% of trades jobs have been derailed by the sizzling heat this summer – with more than a quarter of jobs scrapped altogether thanks to the extreme weather.
Electricians who certify, design or advise on installations carry a risk that Public Liability Insurance doesn't touch: getting the advice wrong. This guide explains what Professional Indemnity Insurance covers, when electricians need it, and how it works alongside NAPIT and NICEIC accreditation.
Yes, so long as you tell your insurer the number of employees who require cover. Public Liability Insurance covers your employees if they damage a third party's property or injure a member of the public while doing their job for you, but only if you've added them to your policy.
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