NIC advantages of part-time workers
Employers looking to take on new staff may wish to consider employing two or more part-time workers rather than one full-time worker. This can save
July 13, 2023
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The Complete UK Tax Guide for Property Developers
Property development can be highly profitable but it is also one of the most scrutinised sectors by HMRC. Many developers underestimate how differently tax rules
February 23, 2026
Tax Rules for Content Creators
Tax Rules for Content Creators in the UK?
The short answer is yes — influencers in the UK must pay tax on their earnings. Whether you earn through Instagram sponsorships, YouTube ads, TikTok
February 22, 2026
Tax Relief
UK Professional Membership Tax Relief Explained
If you pay professional membership fees to carry out your job, you may be entitled to claim tax relief in the UK. Many employees overlook
February 20, 2026
Trading Losses
How can sole traders obtain relief for trading losses?
In difficult trading conditions, a sole trader may realise a loss rather than a profit. Where this is the case, it is important that the
February 16, 2026
Tax Implications
Tax implications of reimbursing employees’ expenses
Employees often incur expenses in doing their job and they may be able to claim these back from their employer through the expenses system. Where
February 10, 2026
Finance & Accounting>Tax Refund
Claiming a tax refund
It is reasonable to assume that if a person pays too much tax, HMRC will automatically send the overpayment back to them. Unfortunately, this is
February 9, 2026
Inheritance Tax
Inheritance Tax on Shares in a Private Company in the UK (Updated Guide)
Inheritance Tax (IHT) can create a significant tax liability for business owners if not planned properly. Shares in a private limited company form part of
January 24, 2026
VAT on property and land
How VAT Applies to Property and Land in the UK?
VAT on property and land remains one of the most technically complex areas of UK VAT legislation. The VAT treatment depends on several factors, including
January 21, 2026
Making Tax Digital
MTD Rules for UK-Resident Landlords with Overseas Property
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD ITSA) brings major changes for UK-resident landlords who earn rental income from overseas property. HMRC is
January 16, 2026
P87 Form
How to Claim Tax Relief Using the P87 Form?
If you’re an employee in the UK, you may be paying more Income Tax than necessary. HMRC allows employees to claim tax relief on certain
January 13, 2026
Tax Cliff
The £100,000 cliff edge
All things being equal, receiving a pay rise which takes your income over £100,000 would be seen as a cause for celebration. However, all things
January 11, 2026
Individual Savings Accounts
Changes to ISAs and the savings tax rate on the horizon
During the Chancellor’s Budget speech, savers received the unwelcome news that the rate of tax on savings income is to increase and the cash ISA
January 7, 2026
Hike in dividend tax rate
What the hike in the dividend tax rate means for personal and family companies
In her tax-raising Budget on 26 November 2025, the Chancellor announced that the dividend ordinary rate and the dividend upper rate are to rise by
January 5, 2026
Finance & Accounting>IR35
IR35 Explained What UK Contractors Need to Know?
If you’re a contractor working through a limited company in the UK, understanding IR35 is essential. IR35 advice affect how you’re taxed and whether HMRC
January 4, 2026
Tax Implications for Landlords
What Are the Tax Implications for Landlords in UK?
Letting property in the UK can generate long-term income, but landlord taxation has become increasingly complex. HMRC expects landlords to correctly declare income, claim only
January 2, 2026
Capital Gains Tax
How to Reduce or Avoid Capital Gains Tax on Second Homes in Uk?
If you sell a second home in the UK such as a buy-to-let property, holiday home, or inherited property you may have to pay Capital
December 26, 2025
Tax Relief
Can you claim tax relief for making good damage by tenants?
Unfortunately, tenants (and their pets) may cause damage to a rental property. Where this is the case, the landlord may be left to repair the
December 17, 2025
Self Assessment Tax Returns
What to Expect If Your Self Assessment Is Submitted Late?
Submitting a Self Assessment tax return late can result in automatic penalties, interest, and increased scrutiny from HMRC. Whether you are self-employed, a landlord, a
December 16, 2025
Accountant for freelancers
How to Find the Best Accountant for Freelancers Near You?
Freelancing offers freedom, flexibility, and the chance to work on your own terms. But when it comes to managing taxes, bookkeeping, and HMRC rules, things
December 11, 2025
VAT on Commercial Property
How to Avoid Paying VAT on Commercial Property in the UK?
VAT can add a significant cost to buying or renting commercial property in the UK. A 20% VAT charge on a £600,000 property adds an
December 10, 2025