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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 ...
HMRC Interest Rates are a major consideration for business owners. These rates, now firmly tied to the Bank of ...
On 11th June, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her 2025 Spending Review, setting the direction for the UK's ...
From April 2023, the rules around Corporation Tax in the UK changed. One of the biggest changes was the return of ...
As energy bills continue to rise and colder months approach, the restoration of the Winter Fuel Payment for more ...
From 31st March 2026, the Joint Filing Service provided by HMRC and Companies House will permanently close. This ...
HMRC has reported a loss of £47m due to a large-scale phishing scam which targeted the UK tax system in 2024. ...
Every business relies on equipment, tools or property to some degree. Some of these assets are short-term ...
One of the most effective ways to lower your tax bill is claiming Capital Allowances. These allow you to deduct ...
The Annual Investment Allowance, or AIA, is a generous form of tax relief which supports and stimulates business ...
Submitting a VAT return can be overwhelming, especially if you are unsure what information to give to your ...
If you run a business in the UK, you may need to become VAT registered at some point. You need to understand the ...
VAT (Value Added Tax) on food is often a confusing subject. The rules aren't just black and white; they vary ...
Employers pay Employers' National Insurance Contributions in addition to employees' wages are a legal requirement ...
The Employment Allowance allows eligible businesses and charities to reduce their Employers' National Insurance ...
Payroll Giving is one of the most flexible and tax-efficient ways to charity. It is simple to set up and easy to ...
If you have ever stared at your payslip and wondered what the strange mix of letters and/or numbers next to your ...
From April 2027, you will need to tax most employee perks – known as Benefits In Kind – through payroll instead of ...
Payroll doesn't need to be complicated. With the right information, it becomes a smooth and manageable ...