Resources

  • Money

    Get Tax Back on Job Expenses: Your Handy Guide

    If you are an employee and you personally incur expenses in carrying out your job, you may be able to claim tax relief for those expenses.

  • 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:

  • Atomicon 2024

    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

  • Travel

    Navigating the Maze: Demystifying Travel and Subsistence Expenses for Businesses

    When calculating your profits, expenses are deductible to the extent that they are incurred wholly and exclusively for the purposes of the business.

  • Family

    Family Business? Taking Money Out: A Simplified Guide

    Running a family business is a team effort, you're the heart and soul of the operation. But when it comes to paying yourself, things can get confusing faster than a toddler with a box of crayons.

  • Start Up Freelance Business

    Launching Your Business Without Breaking the Bank: Claiming Pre-Trading Expenses

    Starting a business is exciting, but it can also come with a mountain of pre-launch expenses.

  • MONEY losses

    Don't Let Losses Drag You Down: Tax Relief for Freelancers & Small Businesses

    Running your own show is rewarding, but sometimes even the most dedicated entrepreneurs face a tough year.

  • 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.

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