P11D vs Payrolling – Which Benefits Stay on P11D Form
Benefits in kind are non cash perks that employers provide to employees in addition to their regular pay. Although these […]
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Benefits in kind are non cash perks that employers provide to employees in addition to their regular pay. Although these […]
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The UK government has introduced a new property tax known as the Mansion Tax (officially the High Value Council Tax
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Benefits in Kind (BiKs) are extras that employers provide to staff in addition to their wages. These benefits often have
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Identity verification is now a major requirement for all UK company directors and anyone involved with company filings. These new
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Managing finances can be challenging for contractors and subcontractors and contractors who handle multiple projects, fluctuating payments, and tight deadlines.
A year-end close is the process of finalizing your financial records at the end of your accounting year. It involves
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UK contractors can significantly reduce tax liability and reinvest in future growth by taking advantage of R&D (Research & Development)
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Buying property in the UK doesn’t just mean paying the purchase price, Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is one of
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VAT is an essential consideration for UK contractors. Most projects are charged at 20%, but certain construction and renovation work
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A sole trader runs a business personally, with profits treated as personal income and full liability for debts. A limited
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