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Benefits of an alphabet share structure

Employment Allowance – Can you claim it?

Reporting a residential property gain

Capital gains tax on UK residential property

VAT traps for small businesses: Common compliance mistakes

Reporting income from FHLs in the 2025/26 tax return

Furnished holiday lets in the 2025/26 tax return

Director loans: When borrowing from your company can be expensive

Non-resident landlords scheme

Tax issues when a family company splits into two

if you are considering buying another business using a company

Registering late for self-employment – Tax implications

If you have not registered for self-assessment or VAT and should have

Taxation of company vans in 2026/27

When an employee works from home

Costs of working from home

Understanding your tax code

Reduction in WDAs from April 2026

Reduction in main rate writing down allowances

Taxation of dividends in 2026/27

Taxation of dividends in 2026/27

Small earnings from self-employment – Tax & National Insurance

Many people earn small amounts of money from self-employment, often as a side hustle.

VAT records – What do you need to keep?

If you are registered for VAT, you will need to keep normal business records. The records must be complete, up to date and sufficient to enable you to calculate the VAT due to or due from HMRC.

When the SDLT supplement does not apply to the exchange of a main.

In most cases, a higher rate of stamp duty land tax (SDLT) applies to the purchase of second and subsequent residential properties in England and Northern Ireland.

Setting up as a sole trader

The way in which you operate your business determines the taxes that you pay and also your reporting obligations.