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Did you know thousands of pensioners are getting back money they overpaid in taxes? Over the past few months, more than 12,000 pensioners managed to reclaim some cash from the taxman, totaling [...]

We would like to make you aware of the new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, a recent legislative endeavour aimed at improving the information held on the UK companies register. The [...]

Understanding the different taxes can be overwhelming for a small business owner, mainly because the taxes can vary depending on whether the business is a limited company, partnership, or [...]

A recent court decision has led to simplifications in holiday pay rules, especially for those with irregular work hours. The UK government’s response to a consultation on holiday pay has [...]

Individuals who have acquired, sold, or traded cryptoassets may be liable for income tax or capital gains tax (CGT), which must be disclosed in a self-assessment tax return due by 31 January [...]

Capital gains tax (CGT) is a tax that is charged on the profit made from selling or disposing of an asset that has increased its value since you purchased it. Whilst this can apply to assets such [...]

Salary sacrifice, also known as a salary exchange, is an agreement between a business and their employee to reduce their pre-tax annual salary, in return for receiving a non-cash benefit. The [...]

With January’s self-assessment tax return looming, we thought that now would be a good time to refresh your mind on what expenses you can and can’t claim as a sole trader or freelancer. Even if [...]