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
Self Assessment after bankruptcy
What Happens to Your UTR After Bankruptcy in the UK?
If you’ve been made bankrupt, your Self Assessment responsibilities may change. One of the most important changes is how you use your Unique Taxpayer Reference
July 11, 2026
Hmrc Scam Letters
Is That Really HMRC? How to Spot Genuine HMRC Communications
Tax scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated, with fraudsters often impersonating HMRC through phone calls, emails, text messages, letters, and even QR codes. These HMRC scams
July 10, 2026
Temporary VAT Reduction
Temporary VAT Reduction on Children’s Meals and Family Attractions 2026
To help families during the 2026 summer holidays, the UK Government has introduced a temporary reduction in the VAT rate on qualifying children’s meals and
July 9, 2026
P85 Form
P85 Form in the UK: What It Is, Who Needs It, and How to Complete It
Moving abroad is an exciting new chapter, but before you pack your bags, there’s one important task you shouldn’t overlook letting HMRC know you’re leaving
July 5, 2026
payment on account
July payment on account and what to do if you need to reduce it
Taxpayers within Self-Assessment must make payments on account towards their next tax and Class 4 National Insurance bill if the tax that they owed for
July 4, 2026
Companies House
What Are Your Companies House Filing Obligations in the UK?
Running a limited company in the UK comes with several legal responsibilities, and one of the most important is filing the correct information with Companies
July 1, 2026
Non Resident Landlord Scheme
How to Apply for the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme (NRLS) in the UK?
If you own a rental property in the UK but live overseas, you may have heard about the Non-Resident Landlord Scheme (NRLS). Understanding how this
June 27, 2026
Associated company
What Are Associated Companies for Corporation Tax Purposes?
If you own more than one company, understanding the UK’s associated companies rules is essential. These rules can directly affect the amount of Corporation Tax
June 23, 2026
Alphabet shares
Alphabet shares – A way to reduce tax
When a company pays a dividend, all shareholders holding the same class of shares must receive dividends in proportion to their shareholdings. To pay dividends
June 23, 2026
Mortgage Interest Relief
Can Landlords Still Claim Mortgage Interest Relief in the UK?
If you own a rental property in the UK, your mortgage is likely one of your biggest expenses. Naturally, many landlords expect the interest they
June 22, 2026
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Alternative Dispute Resolution
The first indication a taxpayer may receive that they are the subject of a tax enquiry or investigation is a letter from HMRC, often headed
June 19, 2026
hmrc advisory fuel rates
Using the advisory fuel rates
HMRC publish mileage rates for petrol, LPG and diesel and electric cars. The rates are known as the advisory fuel rates and are updated quarterly
June 16, 2026
Rental Income
How Married Couples Can Split Rental Income for Tax Purposes
If you own a rental property with your husband, wife, or civil partner, it’s important to understand how HMRC taxes rental income. Many landlords assume
June 16, 2026
Statutory Sick Pay
Reclaiming the cost of statutory payments
Employers must make statutory payments to employees who meet the eligibility criteria. This includes statutory maternity pay (SMP), statutory paternity pay (SPP), statutory adoption pay
June 15, 2026
Work From Home Relief
Relief for homeworking expenses
Where an employee works at home, they may incur additional household expenses as a result, such as additional heating and lighting costs, the cost of
June 14, 2026
director’s loan
Writing off a director’s loan
In a personal or family company, there are often transactions between the company and the director(s). For example, the company may meet personal expenses on
June 13, 2026
Enveloped Dwelling
What Is an Enveloped Dwelling in the UK?
If you own residential property through a limited company or another corporate structure, you may have heard the term “enveloped dwelling.” Understanding what it means
June 13, 2026
Company Tax Return
What Is a Company Tax Return and Why Does It Matter?
Running a limited company comes with plenty of responsibilities, and one of the most important is staying on top of your tax obligations. Among these
June 8, 2026
Child Benefit
Escaping the HICBC
The High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) is a tax which claws back child benefit where the recipient or their partner has adjusted net income
June 6, 2026
Tax on savings interest
How Much Savings Interest Can You Earn Tax-Free in 2026?
Many people are surprised to learn that the interest earned on their savings can be taxable. With savings rates remaining attractive and more people earning
June 2, 2026