• HMRC being a nosy neighbour

    HMRC & AI: A Guide for Freelancers

    Think of HMRC as Michael Caine in that classic nosy neighbour role - leaning over the fence, peering into your garden, and muttering in that unmistakable voice: ‘Yes, I am a nosy neighbour.’ Only, instead of checking if you’ve cut the hedge, they’re checking if your tax return matches up with the shiny new car on your drive.

  • HMRC spying on influencers

    ☀️✈️ “Business trip to Ibiza, mate - all on the company!”

  • Van

    🚐 Van Tax Rules for Contractors & Sole Traders - 2026 Guide

    Used the right way, your van can be a valuable and tax-efficient business tool. Used the wrong way, it could land you with an unexpected tax bill.

  • New electric car

    Electric Company Cars – Still a Tax-Efficient Benefit in 2025 and Beyond?

    However, with the rules changing again from 2025, it’s a good time to assess where things stand now, what’s coming next, and what business owners need to be aware of.

  • Delayed Abridged Accounts

    📢 Important Update for Freelancers: Government Pauses Abridged Accounts Reform

    🗞 Government Announcement

    On 4 July 2025, the government announced the halt to these reforms, stating the current timeline is “too burdensome” for small businesses and freelancers.

  • Influencer

    Level Up Your Life & Your Wallet: Why Every Ambitious Young Professional Needs A Trusted Accountant

    you're in an incredibly exciting phase

  • Soho House Green Bike

    Soho House, David Lloyd, and Your Tax Return: A Right Royal Knees-Up or a HMRC Headache?

    Claiming your Soho House membership as a business expense? Tread carefully, HMRC's watching!

  • HMRC APP

    Go Digital with HMRC: Access Your Letters and More on the HMRC App

    Download the HMRC app today

  • Shard Business Lunch

    Business Entertaining - Keep Your Nose Clean, Yeah? (This Bit's Crucial, Mate!)

    When it comes to claiming for anything – especially this tricky business of entertaining – you gotta keep your nose squeaky clean!

  • Loan

    Can one company lend to another? Tax implications

    Tax implications of one company lending to another

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