• Freelancer caught between work and dreams

    Dividend tax is going up… but let’s be honest, you weren’t hoarding cash anyway

    Here’s the good news:

    If dividend tax is affecting you, it probably means your business is making money.

    You’re earning.
    You’re growing.
    You’re doing well enough that HMRC has noticed.

    Annoying? Yes.
    A sign of success? Also yes.

  • Receipt

    🧾 Receipts, Records & Reality: How Freelancers Actually Stay on HMRC’s Good Side

    Good bookkeeping isn’t about perfection; it’s about consistency.

  • Seasonal Quarters

    MTD for freelancers: what you actually need to do (step by step)

    Ok, being honest here, the number one question we get asked is basically:

  • Subscription content creators

    Making money online? Here’s how to stay on top of tax (without the stress)

    This is our guide to help online creators and digital professionals stay compliant (and sane).

  • The scottish budget 2026

    The Scottish Budget 2026

    For freelancers, sole traders, and small limited company owners in Scotland

  • Landlord financial planning for 2026

    2026 Landlord mini-update (for freelancers with “a rental on the side”) 🏡

    So here’s what matters in 2026: Landlord Financial Planning Edition

  • Companies House

    Companies House hikes the confirmation statement fee to £50

    Fairness or just daylight robbery?

  • National Insurance 2026 Payroll

    National Insurance 2025/26: What’s Changed, Who Pays What, and Why It Still Matters

    A quick review could be worth thousands in future pension income.

  • Warning for 6th April 2027

    Mandatory Payrolling of Benefits: Now Pushed to 2027 - What It Means for You

    Warning: New tax rules in 2027 could double your employees' tax on benefits, reducing their take-home pay!

  • HMRC Nudge

    🧾 Have you had an email from no.reply@advice.hmrc.gov.uk? Don’t panic 👇

    In recent years, HMRC has sent out educational or behavioural ‘nudge’ letters and emails to directors, landlords, and self-employed taxpayers.

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