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What Is Private Residence Relief? Private Residence Relief Guide
Selling your primary residence can be a significant life event, often accompanied by questions regarding potential tax implications. Understanding how private residence relief works is
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Our Guide To R&D Tax Credits
The UK government has introduced R&D tax credits to encourage and incentivise research and development projects. Our blog explains all you need to know.
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EIS & SEIS Tax Relief For Investors: How It Works
Let’s explore how to qualify for EIS and SEIS tax relief. In this article we’ll provide useful information for those looking to understand more about
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What Is Bad Debt In Accounting And How Do You Handle It?
One element of accounting that could be considered a real concern is bad debt… So, what is bad debt? It’s also known as an uncollectible
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Common Accounting Errors: Types of Accounting Errors And How To Avoid Them
Accounting errors can be a costly oversight for any business, large or small. These mistakes can lead to inaccurate financial reporting, which in turn can
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Overlap Profits: What Is Overlap Relief For The Self-Employed?
If you’re self-employed in the UK and don’t use a 31 March to 5 April accounting year, you need to know about overlap profits. You
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VAT Flat Rate Scheme: What Is It – Plus Pros And Cons
Navigating tax responsibilities can be one of the most daunting aspects of running a business in the UK… So it’s no surprise the VAT Flat
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What Are The Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Private Limited Company?
It’s one of the crucial choices for entrepreneurs, and a query we hear time and again – what are the typical private limited company advantages
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Expat Tax UK Rules: Are You Still A UK Tax Resident?
Taxation for British citizens living abroad can be confusing, so in this guide we explore expat tax UK rules – and explain what determines whether
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Do Charities Pay Tax? What You Need To Know About Charity Tax Relief
In this guide we answer a common question... Do charities pay tax? It depends on several factors. Read on to find out - do charities
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Side Hustle Tax UK Law – How Much Tax Do You Pay On A Second Job?
Find out if there is a new side hustle tax UK law when selling online using eBay, Vinted, etc.
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Distribution Of Estate To Beneficiaries UK: What You Need To Know
If someone passes away and doesn't leave a will, the deceased person's property must be shared out. In our blog we explain how this process