
What to do if you cannot pay your tax bill
As the cost of living crisis continues to bite, you may find that come 31 January 2025 you are struggling to pay your Self Assessment

As the cost of living crisis continues to bite, you may find that come 31 January 2025 you are struggling to pay your Self Assessment

Benefits in kind (BIK) are goods and services provided to an employee (or a member of their family or household) for free or at significantly

For many years the most tax-efficient method of withdrawing monies from a company by a sole director/owner has been to take salary up to the

Purchasing a commercial property at auction is a common occurrence. Although usually the sale or lease of a commercial property is exempt from VAT, sometimes

The payment of National Insurance contributions is linked to entitlement to the state pension. If sufficient National Insurance contributions of the right type are paid

Selling a rental property in the UK often incurs Capital Gains Tax (CGT). Here’s a breakdown to help you understand: 1. What is Capital Gains

Being self employed in the UK comes with a range of benefits, including flexible working arrangements. However, it’s essential to understand how much you can

Self assessment tax return is a crucial aspect of the UK tax system that ensures individuals and businesses accurately report their income and pay the

If you are self-employed, you will pay tax on your taxable profit. In working out your taxable profit, you can deduct certain expenses that you

The UK’s tax updates in December is undergoing substantial changes, with several significant updates impacting individuals, businesses, and specific sectors. Here’s a breakdown of the

Many start-up businesses take out loans to get going, e.g. to purchase stock needed to sell, or to make the first rent payment or rent

Post pandemic, homeworking has become the norm, especially the increase in ‘hybrid’ working, i.e. spending part of the week at home and part in the

Under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA), sole traders and unincorporated landlords within its scope will be required to keep

Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) is a valuable relief which reduces the rate of capital gains tax payable on gains made on the disposal of

Under payrolling, employers deal with taxable benefits provided to employees through the payroll, treating the taxable amount of the benefit like additional salary and deducting

One of the key announcements in the Autumn 2024 Budget was the rise in employer’s National Insurance contributions from 6 April 2025. From that date,

Employers looking to spread some seasonal cheer can do so in a tax-efficient manner by taking advantage of the exemptions for annual parties and functions

Thinking about rebranding or updating your company’s identity? Here’s a quick guide to changing your company name in the UK. 1. Choose Your New Name

There are circumstances in which it may be desirable to sell some or all of a garden or the land attached to a residence separately

Under English property law, there are two ways in which property can be owned jointly – as joint tenants and as tenants in common. The