For business owners, sustainability might have been something viewed as a nice-to-have or a PR exercise in the past, but because the regulatory landscape is changing fast, businesses that do not get ahead of these changes risk being left behind.
For years, double cab pickups have benefited from being classified as goods vehicles for tax purposes, allowing businesses to enjoy lower benefit-in-kind (BIK) rates.
More than half of UK businesses plan to raise their prices in the next three months, according to the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).
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As the 2025/26 tax year approaches, it brings several significant changes to HM Revenue & Customs’ (HMRC’s) rules that will impact your business operations, financial… Read More »HMRC’s bookkeeping shake-up: New rules for 2025 and beyond!
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has clarified that if your earnings from interest exceed £10,000, tax may apply depending on the account type. This clarification… Read More »Confusion on savings interest – HMRC weighs in
Taking advantage of green tax reliefs is a good way to reduce how much Climate Change Levy tax (CCL) your business pays. To get these… Read More »Become an eco-conscious business – Taking advantage of Climate Change Agreements
As a sole trader, it is only natural to look for opportunities to save money and maximise your earnings. One effective strategy is to consider… Read More »Sole traders – Is there a benefit to van ownership?
A director’s loan is money taken out of a company by a director that is not a salary, dividend, expense reimbursement or money that has… Read More »What are the risks with directors’ loans?
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Directors’ loan accounts (DLAs) are a common financial tool for owner-managed businesses.
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