Category: Self-Employed Advice
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Sole Trader vs Limited Company — Which is Better for Tax?
Choosing between a Sole Trader and a Limited Company affects your tax, liability, and business structure. This guide breaks down the pros and cons, tax rules, and how to decide what’s right for you.
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Top Ways to Legally Pay Less on Your Self-Assessment Tax Bill
No one wants to pay more tax than they have to. These 8 tips will help you reduce your Self-Assessment tax bill legally — and keep more of your hard-earned cash.
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About Me
From a childhood bakery in Zambia to founding a modern UK accountancy firm, Dora Ngoma shares the story behind Grace Certified Accountants — and why people come first.
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Why Do People Leave Their Tax Returns Late?
Many business owners delay their tax returns until it’s almost too late. Here’s why — and how filing early can save you time, stress, and money.
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Self-Employed Pensions: How To Take Care of Future You
Being your own boss means taking charge of your retirement too. This blog shows how to build your pension, make use of tax relief, and look after future you.
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Making Tax Digital for the Self-Employed: April 2026 Changes That You Need to Know
Making Tax Digital (MTD) is evolving again. From April 2026, even more Self-employed people and Landlords will be required to keep digital records and submit quarterly updates. Here’s what you need to know to stay compliant.
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The Benefits of Proactive Tax Planning
Proactive tax planning helps you stay ahead of HMRC deadlines, reduce your liabilities, and avoid costly surprises. Here’s why every small business should start early.
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VAT Made Easy — Your Fun Guide to Value Added Tax
New to VAT? This beginner’s guide explains when you need to register, what counts as taxable, and how to stay compliant — with real-life examples.
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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.