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Straight-talking guides for UK contractors, freelancers, and small business owners. Tax, IR35, payroll, dividends, expenses — explained without the jargon.
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Limited company vs Sole trader
11 Dec 2022
As a specialist contractor accountant, most of our clients contract using their own limited company, however we do also have a number of clients who choose to work through a sole t...
Paying tax on dividends in 2022/23
04 Dec 2022
Dividend payments are a common way of extracting funds from your limited company. For most of our clients we recommend a mix of salary and dividends when paying themselves from the...
Corporation tax calculation
27 Nov 2022
This blog post covers all you need to know about corporation tax calculation for a limited company and is intended for UK based contractors and freelancers who work through their o...
Tax relief for Working from Home
23 Mar 2021
Have you worked from home in the last year? Even for a day or one meeting? You can claim a year’s worth of tax relief!This is done via the HMRC microservice tool. However, we do no...
Avoid Delays with Your Personal Tax Return
16 Dec 2020
The countdown to the personal tax return deadline is now well underway, so what issues should you be aware of that may delay the processing of your return, or any refund due? Our T...
What expenses you can claim?
17 Dec 2019
Claiming expenses through your limited company is a great way to pay less tax. Your Corporation Tax is calculated on your company profit, which is your sales less all those company...