Tag: Grace Certified Accountants
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Understanding Rental Property Expenses — What You Can Claim
If you rent out property, understanding what you can and can’t claim as expenses is essential. This guide breaks down allowable costs—from maintenance to letting fees—in plain English.
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What You Need to Know About Property and Tax
If you own property or plan to invest, understanding how tax works is essential. This guide covers Stamp Duty, Capital Gains Tax, rental income, and more—so you can avoid surprises.
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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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How to Prepare for the End of the Tax Year (Without the Panic)
The end of the tax year doesn’t have to be stressful. This guide shows you how to prepare with less panic and more confidence—so you can get your records in order and avoid last-minute surprises.
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Making Your Tax Return Easier — Four Tips That Will Help You
Tax return time doesn’t have to be stressful. These four practical tips will help you file with confidence, stay compliant, and get it done with less hassle.
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Don’t Be Late Filing Your Self-Assessment
Late with your Self-Assessment Tax Return? This guide explains what happens, how to reduce the penalties, and how to get back on track fast.
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Welcome to our New Website
Welcome to the new online home of Grace Certified Accountants. We’re here to make accounting simpler, clearer, and more personal for you and your business. Explore our resources and get in touch to see how we can help.
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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.