It’s that time when the Christmas financial hangover hits and your self-assessment bill is on the way, so you might need a little extra...

Tax Planning As the CEO of a trading company, you want to find ways to run your business more efficiently without using off-the-shelf tax...

When considering the purchase of a vehicle for your business in the UK, it's essential to understand the tax implications and benefits....

The 2024 Autumn Budget  outlines several significant fiscal changes that will impact individuals, businesses, and various sectors of the...

Dividend timing As a company you’re probably aware that dividends are usually the most tax-efficient way for company owner managers to...

When you're self-employed, you have more freedom and flexibility, but you also have more responsibilities, and you are almost solely respons

As a professional in the world of business ownership, navigating the intricate realm of taxes is crucial. Maximizing profits and...

n February 2024 important amendments to the Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD ITSA) rules became law. How will the chan

As an employer you don’t want to waste valuable time on avoidable admin tasks such as processing scores of expenses claims for employees’...

The next dividend from your company isn’t due to be paid for another few months. However, arranging for it to be paid earlier, or taking...

Creating a home office tax efficiently You want to erect a cabin in your garden to use as a home office. You and your family will also...

If you provide construction services on a new building to be used for a relevant charitable or residential purpose, or sell a new building t

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A director wants to give free use of a property, the freehold of which his company owns, to a registered charity. He wants to know if his

As an owner-manager of a company, taking income from it in the most tax and NI-efficient way is probably near the top of your list. The...

If you’re working or intending to work through a company, agent or other intermediaries, one or more of HMRC’s anti-avoidance measures might

You hired a couple of individuals to tidy and clear part of your premises. They’ve completed the job and asked to be paid in cash.

The main corporation tax (CT) rate increases to 25% in April 2023.

The last few years have been anything but ordinary for businesses up and down the country, and across the world.

It’s common for director shareholders to take additional remuneration in the form of dividends rather than bonuses.