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
Individual Savings Accounts
Using your ISA allowance in 2026/27
Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are tax-free savings accounts. There are four different types of ISAs: Individuals must be at least 18 to invest in an
May 15, 2026
SIC Code for Property Company
How to Choose the Correct SIC Code for a Property Company?
If you are setting up a property investment company in the UK, one important step is choosing the correct SIC code when registering your business
May 14, 2026
Company Shareholders
What Rights Do Company Shareholders Have in the UK?
When starting or investing in a business in the UK, one important term you will often hear is Company shareholder. A shareholder is someone who
May 13, 2026
Tax On Delivery Drivers
HMRC Tax Guide for Delivery Drivers in 2026?
The growth of food delivery apps, courier services, and online shopping has created flexible earning opportunities for delivery drivers across the UK. Whether you deliver
May 11, 2026
Creative Industry Tax Relief
UK Creative Industry Tax Relief 2026: Complete Guide to AVEC & VGEC
The UK’s creative sector spanning film, television, video games, theatre, and cultural exhibitions is one of the most dynamic in the world. To support this
May 7, 2026
Right Accountant in London
How to Choose the Right Accountant in London for Your Business (2026 Guide)
Most businesses don’t choose the wrong accountant by accident, they choose them based on the wrong criteria. They compare fees.They check qualifications.They prioritise convenience. And
May 6, 2026
Rented Home
Can You Run a Business from a Rented Home in the UK? A Simple Guide
Running a business from home is one of the smartest ways to start with low costs. But if you’re renting in the UK, there are
April 28, 2026
Company Vans
Taxation of company vans in 2026/27
Where an employee is provided with a company van that is available for private use, a tax charge may arise under the benefit in kind
April 25, 2026
Second Job
What Are the HMRC Rules for Second Job Tax in 2026?
Taking a second job is a great way to increase income but without proper understanding, it can lead to unexpected tax bills, incorrect deductions, and
April 23, 2026
Striking Off a Limited Company
Striking Off a Limited Company Your 2026 Guide
Closing a business is rarely as simple as just “turning off the lights.” In the UK, removing a company from the official register is known
April 22, 2026