How to pay yourself from a limited company
Posted by Mark Ingle on June 1, 2026How to pay yourself from a limited company tax efficiently using salary, dividends, directors’ loans, expenses and pension contributions.
Tapered Annual Allowance, Pensions and Carry Forward..
Posted by Laurence Sanderson on May 26, 2026Understanding what tapered annual allowance is and how carry forward works should help you assess what can be done to minimise the loss of tax relief on your pension.
VAT Annual Accounting Scheme: what businesses need to know
Posted by Mark Ingle on May 21, 2026The VAT Annual Accounting Scheme lets eligible businesses submit one VAT return a year. Find out how it works and whether it’s worth joining.
IFS report on UK tax record
Posted by Karen Jones on May 16, 2026A while back now, The Institute for Fiscal Studies released a report on the UK’s tax record since 2010. We look at the key points and what they mean.
VAT margin scheme: how it works for second-hand goods
Posted by Mark Ingle on May 12, 2026Learn how the VAT margin scheme works for second-hand goods and resellers, including calculations, records, invoices and common mistakes.
R&D tax credits – a guide for businesses in 2026
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on May 11, 2026There have been changes to R&D tax credits in recent years. We look at the current system and how you can claim for the R&D you do.
VAT cash accounting scheme: is it right for your business?
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on May 7, 2026The VAT cash accounting scheme can help some businesses manage cash flow by paying VAT when customers pay. We look at how it works.
Reduce payment on account: can you lower your 31st July tax bill?
Posted by Karen Jones on April 30, 2026Can you reduce payment on account before the 31st July Self–Assessment deadline? Find out when HMRC allows reductions and how to apply.
Leasing electric cars: what are the tax benefits?
Posted by Mark Ingle on April 22, 2026Are you thinking about leasing electric cars for your business? In this article we look at the tax implications – and potential tax savings.
Late Self-assessment return? Penalties go up every May
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on April 20, 2026If you haven’t filed a late Self-assessment Tax Return by 1st May, you’ll get hit by penalties of £10 a day. Don’t fall into this trap!
