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Setting up as a sole trader
The way in which you operate your business determines the taxes that you pay and also your reporting obligations.
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Tax relief on charitable donations
If you make donations to charity, you can benefit from tax relief on those donations. This can be achieved in various ways.
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Reduction in higher rate of capital gains tax on residential property gains
For capital gains tax purposes, residential property gains have their own, harsher, rules. Not only is tax charged at a higher rate, but taxpayers also have a shorter window in which to report the gain and pay the corresponding tax over to...
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Use Your Data to Beat Your Competition
Businesses are capturing more information than ever before. The most successful firms are not only capturing this information but are also focused on building their strategy around customer and market data. Here’s how you can do the...
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How Much Income Will You Need in Retirement?
When planning for retirement, the key concept to understand is “financial freedom.” This is the point at which your pension, investments, and savings generate sufficient passive income, allowing you to completely give up work if you...
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Will paying voluntary NICs boost your pension?
To qualify for a full state pension, you need 35 qualifying years. You can earn these through paying National Insurance contributions or being awarded National Insurance credits
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Employer-provided equipment
Supplying equipment for business use is usually viewed as a tax-deductible expense for the business where the employee works in the office. However, what are the tax implications should an employee return to the office at least part of the time...
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Encouraging private investment
For small companies, obtaining tax-efficient funding involves leveraging various schemes and incentives that minimise tax liabilities while maximising capital inflow. These schemes are designed to attract investment by offering tax reliefs to...
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Letting through a company
The interest restriction for landlords letting residential property on long lets, the proposed abolition of the favourable furnished holiday letting rules and lower rates of corporation tax led many landlords to question whether it would be...
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Your In-House Business Development Team
In an increasingly competitive business environment, creating a business development culture within firms is more crucial than ever.