IR35: four seemingly harmless characters that can strike fear into the heart of any UK contractor. Think of it as HMRC’s way of asking, “Are… Read More »IR35: The Tax Rule That Decides If You’re Paid as a Contractor or Employee
So, you’ve got a business idea, a good kettle, and just enough courage to ask the big question: “Sole trader vs limited company—which one leaves… Read More »Sole Trader vs Limited Company: Which Option Is More Tax-Efficient?
There’s nothing quite like opening an unexpected letter from HM Revenue and Customs to get your heart racing faster. More often than not, it’s a… Read More »What Is Self Assessment? The Key to Avoiding Tax Surprises and Penalties
Every UK entrepreneur—whether you’re a seasoned freelancer, a side-hustling startup, or just tired of calling yourself “sole trader” at parties—hits the big decision sooner or… Read More »Self Employed vs Limited Company: How Each Affects Your Tax Bill and Take-Home Pay
Here’s the hard truth: For UK limited company owners, it’s not the competition or the economy that keeps you up at night—it’s the taxman’s knack… Read More »How to Handle Limited Company Tax—So You Keep More of What You Earn
If you own a holiday let, it’s not just the guests keeping you on your toes this year—HMRC has rolled out some of the biggest… Read More »The Big Holiday Let Tax Changes of 2025—and What to Do Now
If you own a UK property, rent out a spare flat, or collect a little extra each month from letting out your old place, here’s… Read More »How to Handle Self Assessment for Rental Income (and Stay on HMRC’s Good Side)
If you’ve got property income, freelance gigs, side hustles, or any cash that sneaks in outside your regular 9-to-5, the SA100 form is your ticket… Read More »SA100 Form: Filing When You Have Rental, Freelance, or Other Untaxed Income
The SA101 form is HMRC’s catch-all for the oddities of the tax world: pensions, trust payouts, investment hiccups, and tax reliefs that just don’t fit… Read More »SA101 Form: Filing Guide for Taxpayers with Pensions, Trusts, or Other Special Income
If you cashed in on property, shares, or any other investment this year, the paperwork isn’t quite over—HMRC wants their cut, and the SA108 form… Read More »SA108 Form: How to Report Capital Gains on Your Self Assessment Tax Return
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