2014 may be the year where the UK sees progress in GDP that fully sets us on the road to recovery, but for those that have been savvy about attacking export markets during the financial crisis, 2014 is simply looking like another year of growth!
The Government’s Incentives for Exporters
George Osborne’s budget statement has hit plenty of headlines, but away from the debate around bingo and beer, there are plenty of important implications for the UK export market.
The plan is to double the available credit for supporting of overseas sales, coupled with the doubling of tax allowances for investors in companies targeting export growth.
Both of these measures implemented by the government are hoping to encourage exports and see the UK catch up with the rest of the world.
In fact, their hopes equate to a 20% growth of exports by 2020; and so the question is not whether you can afford to export, it’s can you afford not to?
But how can you drive export success?
Apart from employing a fantastic translation agency… Here’s 8 essential tips to achieving profitable international growth in 2014.
