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We understand that filing a Self Assessment can feel daunting. However, if you have an accountant, providing them ...
If you are VAT-registered in the UK, you must submit a VAT Return every quarter. This rule applies whether or not ...
A Confirmation Statement is an annual report that directors submit to Companies House. It confirms details about ...
HMRC is facing mounting criticism over long delays in processing tax refunds. In cases, individuals and businesses ...
The 50% First-Year Allowance is a tax relief which should encourage business to invest in new assets. It allows ...
Full Expensing is a tax relief which should encourage businesses to invest in their own growth. It allows them to ...
The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 4%, marking the lowest level in over two years. Announced today, 7th ...
If you have ever registered a company in the UK, you have likely come into contact with "SIC Codes". But what ...
If you run a limited company in the UK, many of your legal obligations rely on one small but powerful tool: The ...
With no employer to support you and no access to Statutory Sick Pay (SSP), many self-employed workers face real ...
Your business exclusively incurs self-employed expenses. You deduct these expenses from your income to calculate ...
Whether you are launching a freelance career or building a full-time business, the first step is to register as ...
Incorporation Relief is a valuable tax break that allows business owners to delay paying Capital Gains Tax when ...
If your business owns equipment, vehicles or other valuable items that last more than a year, understanding ...
Cost of Goods Sold, also known as Cost of Sales and abbreviated to COGS, refers to the direct costs involved in ...
Every business, regardless of size, needs to track its performance. One of the most effective ways to do this is ...
In April 2023, the UK Government introduced a tiered system for Corporation Tax, making it more flexible and ...
If you are self-employed or submit a Self Assessment tax return, you should be familiar with Payments on Account. ...
Every limited company in the UK must file Annual Accounts. These accounts, often referred to as Statutory ...
Companies House is the UK's official register of companies. If you run a limited company in the UK, you must ...
Common Control transactions are becoming increasingly common as companies adapt to global economic shifts and ...
Running a company in the UK means understanding and complying with various legal obligations. One of the most ...
From Spring 2025, if you file information or verify the identity of clients for Companies House, you may need to ...
To increase transparency and reduce fraud, Companies House now requires you to verify your identity if you manage ...