Resources
Categories
-
Paternity Pay for Self-Employed Dads: Finally, Some Support
Taking time off for a new baby shouldn’t mean your finances need a lie-down too. Here’s what the paternity pay announcement could mean for self-employed dads.
-
Budget 2026: Key Points & Key Figures
Frozen tax thresholds, dividend tax, a £3,000 trading allowance and a new 35p mileage rate. Here’s what Budget 2026 means for small businesses, directors and households - without the jargon.
-
Employment Allowance: Can My Company Claim £10,500?
Could your company claim £10,500 Employment Allowance?
-
More Than One Company? The Corporation Tax Trap
If you've got more than one limited company, make sure your accountant knows about all of them, even if one seems completely unrelated to the others.
-
Got a Student Loan? Tell Your Accountant!
If you've got a PAYE job as well as self-employed or other income, you might still have some Student Loan to pay through Self Assessment even though it's already being deducted from your wages.
-
31 July Payment on Account: Due Tomorrow
Your July tax payment may be due tomorrow.
-
Small Company P&L Filing From 2028: Please Don’t Panic
So no, this is not quite “everyone can see your business underwear from 2028”.
But yes, the rules are changing, and small company directors need to know what is coming.
-
Time to get your ISA and savings ducks in a row
There are some changes coming to ISAs, and while “ISA reform” may not sound like the main event at Wembley, it could still land a punch on your tax position if your savings are not in the right place.
-
The 7 August MTD Deadline: Don’t Let HMRC Be Your Summer Surprise
MTD is not something to ignore and hope it wanders off.
-
Finally, a bit more cash in your pocket… thanks to the new 55p mileage rate
In classic tax fashion, the good news starts in 2026, but your wallet may not properly notice until 2027.