Most British taxpayers don’t realise that they must plan their finances appropriately even after their death! We do not mean via a clairvoyant but rather that you should be aware […] more»

The economic impact of Covid and Brexit means the Government will be raising taxes in the recovery effort and savers must manage a higher tax bill while dealing with other financial concerns, which can quickly become a stressful process. Tax expert, Max Porter, offers advice on what to expect and how to handle your taxes in the coming year. more»

Research and Development tax relief has been in the spotlight during recent years, but many businesses remain unaware of the extra benefits this tax allowance can deliver. Specialist R&D and Capital Allowance expert, Terry Cheesman, explains more. more»

According to government figures, the 85, 000 threshold means around 3.55 million small businesses avoid having to be VAT registered. Businesses that are registered for VAT can apply for VAT deregistration, if their annual turnover falls below the threshold. more»

According to the Pensions Advisory Service, fewer than a third of self-employed people in the UK contribute to a personal pension. When it comes to saving for your retirement, the sooner you start the better. more»

The Christmas holidays are fast approaching, which means that for many small business owners it's time to start thinking about their self-assessment tax return in preparation for the January rush. more»

Dividend tax changes are expected to increase tax and change the way that owner-managers of small companies owners draw remuneration. Katharine Lindley, client director at EQ Investors explains. more»

If you are running your own business, chances are you are doing just that. Running. Running from one meeting to the next, running between suppliers and customers and dealing with your staff. Before you know it you are hurtling at full pace towards another financial year-end. more»