Limited Company
Understanding Full Expensing
Full expensing is a tax relief scheme that allows companies to claim 100% of the cost of qualifying plant and machinery all in one go. This tax incentive was introduced in the Spring Budget 2023 and runs from 01 April 2023 to 31 March 2026. Why Full Expensing Matters This tax relief measure encourages UK…
Read MoreEmploying Your Children in Your Business
Including your children in your business and finances can be a rewarding experience, offering them valuable work experience and instilling a strong work ethic while providing tax benefits for the business. However, employing your children involves understanding and adhering to legal, tax, and regulatory requirements. This article will help you navigate the complexities of employing…
Read MoreThe 2023 Spring Budget: Impact on UK Small Businesses and the Corporation Tax Increase
In the 2023 Spring Budget, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt confirmed a sharp increase in corporation tax, from 19% to 25%. Despite being the most substantial hike in nearly 50 years, Hunt reaffirmed that the UK would still have the lowest headline rate of corporate tax in the G7. However, the increase in corporation…
Read MorePedal Your Way to Tax Savings: The Cycle to Work Scheme for Limited Companies
The ‘Cycle to Work’ scheme is an annual tax exemption allowing businesses to loan employees bicycles and cycle safety equipment as a tax-free benefit. The scheme has positively impacted workplace health and motivation and encouraged people to engage in physical activity. But is this scheme suitable for limited companies? Directors The ‘Cycle to Work’ tax…
Read MoreMastering the Art of Tax Efficiency: Director’s Salary and Dividend Strategies for 2023/24
Stay Ahead with Tax-Efficient Strategies With no further changes announced in the 2023 Spring Budget, it’s time to explore the most tax-efficient director’s salary and dividend strategies for 2023/24. This guide will provide an overview of the key tax rates and allowances and offer insights on maximising your post-tax income. 2023/24 Tax Landscape: Rates and…
Read MoreNew Associated Companies Rules
HMRC recently released new guidance on the ‘associated companies’ test for determining applicable corporation tax rates and payment deadlines. This guidance is particularly relevant to businesses with multiple associated companies and larger businesses not expecting to pay the lower rate. The reintroduction of the small profits rate has also led to changes in the thresholds…
Read MoreHMRC Chases 4,300 Influencers and Content Creators Over Tax
To keep up with the rapid expansion of the digital economy, HMRC is chasing thousands of influencers and content creators, including gamers and retailers, for taxes that haven’t been paid on income or gifts received online. This includes people who earn money in exchange for product promotion, as well as those who are paid by…
Read MoreCan’t Repay Your Company’s Bounce Back Loan? See The Options
The government introduced the Bounce Back Loan Scheme (BBLS) – with emergency finance of up to £50,000 without a personal guarantee* – to support eligible businesses through the Covid-19 pandemic. However, since the 12-month payment holiday ended, many companies have experienced cash flow issues, and have been unable make the monthly repayments. If this sounds…
Read MoreTax Guide for Content Creators and Social Media Influencers
Introduction Are you a digital entrepreneur who’s unsure about their tax responsibilities? Whether your hobby is vlogging, blogging, reviewing, or streaming, if you earn money (e.g., royalties and advertising fees) or receive gifts (e.g., products, holidays, or accommodation) from it, then HMRC could class you as having taxable income, and require you to submit a…
Read More300,000+ Landlords Move to Limited Companies to Reduce Tax
Over 300,000 landlords have purchased properties in limited companies to reduce tax and tackle rising interest rates. This number has doubled since the introduction of Section 24 in 2017, and with the environment becoming more uncertain, more than 50,000 companies have been set up in the last year alone – with 2022 set to be…
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