Business Guides | The Good Hub | Goodwille

With the collective knowledge of our member businesses, we know every aspect of setting up and running a business in the UK.

Together with experts in their respective fields, we bring you a series of business guides to help you with the essential steps to establish your business in the UK and the key considerations for successful business operations that will help your business to grow and develop. With the first guides focusing on the first steps into the UK market, the forthcoming themes will span from tax, accounting and law, to marketing, HR and cyber security.

Tax Table for Tax Year 2026/2027

Explore the UK tax rates and allowances for 2026/27. From Income Tax to Corporation Tax, stay up to date with the latest figures in our easy-to-use tax table

Why the UK?

Discover why the UK is the ideal launchpad for global growth. Explore regional strengths and how Goodwille can help your business expand successfully.

Year-End and Audits

This guide on Year-End and Audits emphasises the importance of these processes for companies, particularly those who have entered the UK . Year-end signifies the completion of a financial year, requiring businesses to compile and submit their annual accounts to HMRC and Companies House. Audits, conducted by independent bodies, examine the fairness and accuracy of financial statements. The guide concludes by highlighting the significance of these processes for financial stability and compliance.

Sponsorships, Secondments & Visas

Having the best talent available at your disposal is crucial to ensuring a smooth transition from one market to another, and this is no different when establishing in the UK. The UK is fertile ground for successful businesses and is considered as one of the easier places to establish and run a business.

Systems & Solutions for Growth

Implementing efficient systems and processes to support your growth is fundamental to your future success. Read more about the systems & tools that we use to provide a solid foundation upon which you can achieve UK success.

Setting up in the UK: Branch vs Subsidiary

Are you an international business thinking about setting up in the UK and unsure as to what is the most appropriate structure for your organisation, whether it be a Branch or a Subsidiary? Whilst many favour a subsidiary, it's important to understand the difference between the two as well as the positives and negatives each one holds. This guide will help make the best decision that suits your business.

Opening a UK Business Bank Account for Non Residents

Are you looking to open a UK business bank account? For many businesses new to the UK market, this can be the longest, and most challenging & frustrating part of their expansion process.

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