Author: Dora Ngoma
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Financial Habits That Hold Back Small Business Owners – And How to Fix Them
Are bad money habits holding back your business? From mixing finances to poor record-keeping, discover the most common financial mistakes small business owners make — and the practical steps you can take to fix them.
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How Do You Pay Yourself When Your Business Is a Limited Company?
Running a UK limited company? Discover how to pay yourself legally and tax-efficiently in 2025 — from salaries and dividends to director’s loans and expenses.
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Do You Really Need an Accountant? What UK Business Owners Should Know
Not sure if you need an accountant? This guide explains when DIY is fine — and when hiring a professional will save you time, money, and stress.
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How to Set Up a Small Business in the UK – Step-by-Step
Thinking of starting a business in the UK? This step-by-step guide covers choosing a structure, registering with HMRC or Companies House, managing taxes, and building a strong foundation for success.
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Top 5 Tax Mistakes UK Business Owners Make (and How to Avoid Them)
Avoid these 5 common tax mistakes UK business owners make. Learn how to stay compliant, save money, and avoid HMRC penalties in this quick guide.
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Not an Expense: Common Things Self-Employed People Try to Claim (That HMRC Will Reject)
Think you can claim McDonald’s, pet food, or your weekly shop as a business expense? HMRC says otherwise. Here’s what self-employed people get wrong — and what you really can’t claim.
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Gifting Your Home to a Family Member: What Are the Tax Implications?
Thinking of gifting your home to a child, nephew, or other family member? Before you act, find out how Capital Gains Tax, Inheritance Tax and SDLT could apply.
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Transferring Property to Your Spouse or Children: What Taxes Apply?
Gifting a property to a spouse or child? It’s not always tax-free. This guide explains what HMRC expects around CGT, SDLT, rental income, and inheritance tax.
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What Expenses Can You Claim When Selling a Rental Property?
Not every cost when selling a rental property is tax-deductible. In this post, we break down what you can and can’t claim — and offer a free checklist to help.