Consider how much to pay yourself
Whether you make your living baking cupcakes or building houses, as a sole trader or a director of a business, you should consider how much you should pay yourself.
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Tax free expenses under employee homeworking arrangements
If your office is far from an employee’s home, you can make payments to an employee under ‘homeworking arrangements’ for reasonable household expenses without any tax liability arising.
Read MoreWe’re celebrating our 30th anniversary with a rebrand and a rebuild
We are celebrating 30 years since formation in Stockport with a rebrand and a rebuild. Our CEO, Bernard Verby, formed the company in October 1989, and the firm has gone from strength to strength ever since.
Read MoreCGT on property sales: changes are coming in April 2020
If you wait until the new financial year to sell a property you have previously rented out, you may find yourself having more tax to pay and less time to pay it.
Read MoreQ&A October 2019
Questions and answers from our October 2019 newsletter, including travel costs, offering consultancy services to your own company and maternity pay.
Read MoreThe tax benefits of pensions
The tax benefits of paying into pensions are obvious: instead of paying tax on your money, you’re saving it, and while it’s in your pension your money is increasing, tax-free. But here are some of the ways your pension can help make your money work harder.
Read MoreSMEs are missing out on millions in R&D tax relief
Recent government figures suggest that millions of pounds in R&D tax relief have been left unclaimed, meaning that SMEs are missing out on money that they could reinvest into their businesses.
Read MoreEarn £1,000 tax-free by renting out your driveway
It’s all about location, location, location in the world of real estate, so if you have a driveway or piece of land in a prime spot, you could earn some tax-free income by renting it out.
Read MoreQ&A September 2019
Questions and answers from our September 2019 newsletter, including how staff social events are taxed and claiming tax back on costumes.
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