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    Making the Most of Your Limited Company: Perks and Tax Efficiency for Solopreneurs and Small Businesses

    Running a limited company, whether as a freelancer, solopreneur, or with a small family team, offers flexibility and tax advantages. Here's how you can optimise your finances:

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    Good News for Landlords and Businesses: Replacing Your Boiler Can Now Count as a Tax Deductible Repair!

    In the past, HMRC (taxman) wasn't sure if replacing your old boiler counted as a tax deductible expense. But guess what? They've changed their minds!

  • HMRC

    How HMRC Catches Tax Evaders

    Ever feel a bit frustrated when you pay your taxes on time, knowing some people might not be doing the same?

  • Electric Car

    Choosing a company car? If you're running a small business, an electric car is the way to go!

    Here's why:

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    Networking Wins at Atomicon 2024!

    This year marked my second visit to Atomicon in Newcastle, and it was a fantastic experience! While the speaker lineup wasn't quite as attention-grabbing for me this time around, the event truly shined in the realm of networking.

  • VAT

    VAT Threshold Changes: Do You Need to Register (or Deregister)?

    The amount you need to earn before registering for VAT has gone up to £90,000

  • Carbon Element

    New VAT Rules for Voluntary Carbon Credits: Impact on Self-Employed and Small Businesses

    HMRC is changing the way Value Added Tax (VAT) applies to voluntary carbon credits (VCCs) starting September 1, 2024.

  • Expenses

    Freelancers: Can You Write Off Meals with Clients?

    Running your own business means keeping costs down.

  • Tradesman

    Confusing VAT Rules for Builders and Subcontractors: Simplified!

    This is a special VAT rule where the customer pays the VAT instead of the business.

  • Child Benefit

    Lost Years, Lost Credit: Why Registering for Child Benefit Matters

    A recent scandal has revealed a hidden pitfall for parents who choose not to claim child benefit: potential loss of state pension credit in retirement.

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