Limited companies in the UK, along with certain other types of organisations, are required to pay corporation tax. Its is based on on how much money a company makes each […] more»

  If HMRC thinks your company is likely to owe corporation tax, it will send a ‘notice to deliver a company tax return’. After you receive this notice, you must […] more»

A dormant company is a business that is not currently trading and does not have any other income coming into the business. This means that the company is not involved […] more»

Small businesses come in all shapes and sizes. In the UK alone, there are close to 6 million of them. There are sole traders, limited companies, and partnerships. But what […] more»

How do you stay on the right side of HMRC if you're struggling to pay your tax bill? Karen Pearson has all the answers surrounding business tax liabilities more»

At a glance, the difference between a sole trader and a limited company is that the latter is its own legal entity, and the liability of owners or shareholders is therefore limited as a result. more»

Small UK business owners are in their worst financial health since 2014, as a triple threat of rising bills, falling skills and lack of investment costs them billions of pounds in lost sales. more»

HMRC has intensified its crackdown on unpaid business taxes, as new research reveals a five-year high in winding up petitions issued to owners of small firms. more»

HMRC has been hit with accusations of blatant hypocrisy? after it dropped a contract with a small UK cloud supplier to seal a new deal with online giant Amazon, putting the company out of business. more»

In his closing speech at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, party leader Jeremy Corbyn outlined his vision for a modern industrial strategy that would drive economic growth and job creation in Britain. But does Corbyn's Labour vision mean for small business? more»