If you run a limited company, there’s one number you’re probably side-eyeing more than your electricity bill: 25%. That’s the current Corporation Tax rate for… Read More »How to Reduce Your Corporation Tax Bill (Without Breaking the Rules)
If you’re a contractor, you already know IR35 legislation isn’t a line in the sand—it’s a moving target, drawn by someone with a wobbly ruler… Read More »How Contractors Can Prove They’re Outside IR35 (and Why It Matters)
Running a limited company is a balancing act—one hand on your company’s corporation tax bill, the other waving receipts at HMRC. Get your expenses right… Read More »Limited Company Tax Deductible Expenses: What You Can (and Can’t) Claim
Imagine this: yesterday you were a free-wheeling contractor, master of your own tax destiny. Today? Thanks to IR35 rules—also known as the off-payroll working rules… Read More »Contractor or Employee? How IR35 Rules Can Change Your Tax Bill Overnight
If you run a limited company, you already know your profits attract plenty of attention—but it’s not just HMRC keeping tabs. The UK tax system,… Read More »Limited Company Tax Benefits: How to Reduce Your Bill and Boost Your Take-Home
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?
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
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