Category: Self-Employed Advice
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The Benefits of Proactive Tax Planning
Nobody likes a surprise tax bill. Whether you’re Self-Employed, a Freelancer or a Business Owner, proactive tax planning can save you money, reduce stress and keep your finances in check. Instead of scrambling to meet deadlines or dealing with last-minute tax shocks, planning ahead ensures that you take full advantage of whatever deductions, allowances and…
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VAT Made Easy — Your Fun Guide to Value Added Tax
VAT doesn’t have to be complicated. In this guide, we break down what it is, how registration works, and what you need to do to stay compliant — all in plain English.
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Claiming Expenses When You’re Self-Employed — Your Fun Guide to Keeping More Cash
If you’re self-employed, claiming allowable expenses is essential for reducing your tax bill. This simple guide explains what you can and can’t claim — in plain English.
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Help from an Accountant — Why It’s One of the Best Decisions You’ll Ever Make
So why should you need an Accountant? After all, isn’t hiring an Accountant something only mega-corporations or millionaires do? Well, no. Even if you’re a Freelancer, Self-Employed, a Landlord or a small business owner, an Accountant can save you time, money and stress. Possibly even your sanity 😊. Still not convinced? Let me break it…
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Don’t Be Late Filing Your Self-Assessment
It’s that time of year again. You know — that time when, after eight or nine months of “meaning to get around” to filing your Tax Return, you suddenly realise you haven’t done it yet, and the deadline’s nearly here. So how can you make sure you get your Return in by the 31st this…
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The Impact of Making Tax Digital (MTD) on Your Business
Making Tax Digital affects nearly every business in the UK. This guide explains what’s changing, when it applies, and what you need to do to prepare.
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Navigating the Complex World of Tax Compliance for Small Businesses
Tax compliance doesn’t have to be complicated. This guide explains key responsibilities, deadlines, and tips for keeping your small business on the right side of HMRC.