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
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
Today’s business world is increasingly competitive. In order to survive and grow, a business needs to retain talented personnel. While benefits such as medical insurance
An umbrella company is a business which may be used by a recruitment agency to pay temporary workers. However, many umbrella companies are not tax
If your business activities have changed since you first registered your company, it’s important to update your SIC code with Companies House. This guide explains
A Simple Assessment is used for taxpayers with very straightforward tax affairs. A taxpayer may receive a Simple Assessment letter from HMRC if they owe
Businesses must register for VAT when their turnover exceeds the registration threshold (currently £90,000). This must be done if, at the end of any month,
The rules governing VAT (Value Added Tax) in the UK especially when it comes to online marketplaces have evolved substantially in recent years, and 2025
Individuals who claim higher or additional rate relief for personal pension contributions through their tax code may now need to provide evidence in support of
When you start or manage a company in the UK, one of the key regulators you’ll deal with is Companies House the official registrar of
What is an SA109 Form in the UK? When completing a UK Self Assessment tax return, most individuals are familiar with the standard SA100 form.
The Employment Allowance (EA) is a valuable relief for UK businesses, helping reduce the cost of employer National Insurance (NI) contributions. But not every business
HM Treasury’s recent ‘Policy Costing Document’ published to accompany 2024 Autumn Budget contained two sentences which appear to have gone d by many financial commentators, being
Even the best laid plans are liable to change. The ‘payback and clawback rules’ for VAT reflect this reality. These rules only relate to input
Interest rates are coming down, but HMRC’s official rate of interest (ORI) for employee loans has increased to 3.75% per annum (6 April 2025) and,
The tax code is fundamental to the operation of PAYE. An employee’s tax code provides the employer with the information needed to deduct the correct
There are various ways in which profits can be extracted from a personal or family company. A popular and tax-efficient extraction strategy is to pay
A VAT invoice is an invoice that contains information required by the VAT regulations. A VAT invoice can only be issued by a business which
The UK tax system works on a progressive basis, meaning the more you earn, the higher the percentage of tax you pay. Many people wonder:
The liability for self-employed earners to pay Class 2 National Insurance contributions was abolished with effect from 6 April 2024. Now Class 2 National Insurance
From 6 April 2027, inheritance tax will be payable where someone’s estate at death includes unused pension funds or death benefits. The measure was announced
Gift cards have become a popular way for businesses to attract and retain customers. Whether you run a retail store, a café, or an online
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