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Charitable Giving: What to Tell Your Accountant & How to Record It
Individuals who donate to charity can do so tax-free.
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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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HMRC & AI: An Idiot’s Guide for Freelancers Who’d Rather Be Doing Anything Else
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.
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😰 Dreaded Tax Bills: Freelancers & Directors, You’re Not Alone
Between rising Corporation Tax, National Insurance hikes, and inconsistent income, it’s no wonder so many small business owners feel totally overwhelmed come tax time.
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☀️✈️ “Business trip to Ibiza, mate - all on the company!”
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🚐 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.
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Thinking About Adding Family or a Partner to Your Business? Here’s Why Alphabet Shares Might Be the Smart Move (Even in 2025)
In an alphabet share structure, each shareholder has a different class of share.
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Why Every Freelancer Needs a Dedicated Tax Savings Space
Creating a dedicated tax savings space is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect yourself from tax shocks, budgeting errors, and sleepless nights.
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🧱 A Lego-Style Guide to Pensions for Freelancers & Business Owners
To encourage pension savings, tax relief is available on contributions made to registered pension schemes.
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Mortgage Interest: What Landlords Can (and Can’t) Claim
Most of our clients aren’t full-time landlords. You might be renting out a flat you used to live in, or letting a property for some extra income. If that’s you, here’s a straightforward guide to what mortgage interest you can claim against your rental income.