Can you pay for your garden office through your Limited Company?
One of the benefits of running your own business is that you may be able to complete your work from any location you wish, which for many is to work from home. But if you don’t have the space to [...]
Are you eligible for free childcare whilst working through your Limited Company?
If you ask any parent what their biggest monthly expenses are, childcare will most likely appear near the top of that list! For many, childcare costs are second only to mortgage/rent payments. It may seem like these massive costs are [...]
Company closure: normal vs MVL – which is the right option for you?
When it comes to closing your Limited Company you may be wondering what the process is, how much tax you’ll end up paying and how your accountant can help. In this blog we take a closer look, to help [...]
The Autumn Budget 2024
Forty billion pounds of tax rises represents one of the very largest tax rising Budgets outside of a time of recession, with Rachel Reeves announcing a compendium of changes aimed at businesses and higher tax payers. A penny off a [...]
How much tax can you expect to pay on electric cars, and the differences between leasing and hire purchase
If you run your own Limited Company and are considering an electric car, do you know the taxable implications depending on the choices you make? In this blog we take a closer look at the tax you can expect to [...]
Limited Company director’s key dates throughout the financial year
Your responsibilities as a Limited Company director and what you need to file with Companies House and HMRC Directors of Limited Companies have legal responsibilities, such as filing/submitting various forms and returns to Companies House and HMRC throughout the [...]
Limited Company guide to dividends
Understanding dividends as a Limited Company director can help you increase your tax efficiency and maximise your take-home pay. Whilst we recommend speaking to your dedicated accountant for specific advice, knowing a little bit about dividends yourself can be handy. [...]
The Budget 2024
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has just finished delivering his Spring Budget 2024, in which he said the Conservatives have a plan to 'grow the economy'. He confidently stated that his Budget will "unleash people power and put this country back [...]
HMRC’s Crypto tax nudge letters
Crypto’s popularity has grown beyond anyone’s expectations in the past few years, and with more and more people investing or considering it, it’s worth understanding the accompanying tax implications, and what you could owe. In this blog we take a [...]
Do you owe tax on cryptocurrency in the UK?
If you currently have cryptoassets, or you've dealt with cryptoassets in the past, there's a good chance you owe tax on those assets. For some time, there was confusion about how crypto was taxed, but HMRC’s position is now much [...]
Can my Limited Company contribute to my pension?
When you’re busy working you’ll want to know that your future is taking care of, usually in the form of a pension. But can you contribute to a personal pension from a Limited Company? In this blog we explore just that, to [...]
Can you claim your festive party as a business expense?
It’s that time of year again when things start to get festive and many Limited Company directors start planning their annual ‘do’. HMRC are somewhat generous when it comes to events, as staff entertainment is considered an allowable business expense, [...]
Reducing your Corporation Tax by making charitable donations through your Limited Company
Donating to charity is a great way to support causes that matter to you. But did you know that by donating through a Limited Company, it can claim tax benefits on the donation? In this blog, we outline how [...]
How much tax can you expect to pay on electric cars?
Electric cars were once a thing of the future, and it was rare to see one out and about on our roads. But now, more and more people are purchasing them, with charging points being the norm in supermarket [...]
The Spring Budget 2023
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered a ‘Budget for Growth’ after the Office for Budget Responsibility forecast a stronger than expected performance from the UK economy this year with inflation continuing to fall. Driving business investment The Chancellor announced a £27 billion [...]
The Autumn Statement 2022 Full Report – what it means for Limited Company contractors
Since the reversal of Liz Truss’s tax policy changes last month, new PM Rishi Sunak and Chancellor Jeremy Hunt have promised a new statement, concluding that now is the right time to proceed with a package of tax cuts. In [...]
BREAKING NEWS – Repeal of IR35 reforms and back track on Corporation Tax
Jeremy Hunt, The Chancellor of the Exchequer, has today scrapped the plans to repeal the Off-payroll IR35 Reforms, which had been announced by Kwasi Kwarteng on 22 September 2022. As part of his ‘Growth Plan’, Kwarteng had set out a [...]
MINI BUDGET SEPTEMBER 2022
The mini budget - what it means for contractors Well that was a big U-TURN affecting the contracting industry! The (not so) mini-budget delivered by new Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng last Friday, had a lot more in it than anyone expected. Repeal [...]
The April 2023 Corporation Tax Rate increases – explained
One of the major announcements from the 2021 March Budget was that Corporation Tax would be increasing from 19% to 25% in April 2023. So what does this mean for Limited Companies? In this blog we take a look at [...]
Summer entertaining – the rules behind having a good time
Summer is finally here, hooray! Grab the sun cream, fire up the BBQ and pour yourself something cold, it’s time to enjoy the weather and some much needed socialising. But before you make any plans, what are the rules when [...]