Travel and accommodation expenses for the self-employed 

A good accountant will keep your books in order, help with tax planning, and will ensure that you meet all your tax deadlines.

Here are your essential bookkeeping tips – the do’s and don’ts that will help you to stay on top of your accounts!

As you embark on your limited company formation, you’ll soon learn of the plethora of documents and records that you must file and process

Are you following the right rules when taking out dividends from your company?

The days where your accountant just did the bookkeeping, compiled your accounts and filed your tax return are well and truly over.

91 per cent of medium sized firms support simplifying the tax system by changing the end of the tax year to December 31.

As the technology for real-time accounting becomes increasingly accessible, businesses are better informed with a much more accurate picture

Budgeting is one of the foundational building blocks of attaining healthy finances and managing your money!

Our real-time world means that business planning is an ongoing process, one that requires analysis of a host of business KPIs.

Financial planning is the process of understanding your current financial situation as well as helping to plan for future spending.

Planning for a financial future even if the present does not foster an economically friendly environment has plenty if benefits!

Business continuity (BC) planning is not just for the could happen but might never happen disaster sometime down the road.

You must keep records of all business income and expenses to work out your profit for your tax return. Income With cash basis, only...

Self-Assessment tax return can look very daunting, but if you’re prepared, they’re a lot simpler than they look.

HMRC reports that it has been unable to automatically process a significant number of 2020/21 self assessment tax returns.

Understanding your self assessment tax bill,

You can use cash basis if you run a small self-employed business, or have a turnover of £150,000 or less a year.

Self Assessment is a system HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) uses to collect Income Tax.

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