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What salary should I take as a director of a limited company?
Being a director of a limited company means having the ability to pay yourself in a different manner to being a typical PAYE employee.
Capital allowance – Changes for plant and machinery expenditure
Capital allowances are a form of tax relief for businesses. They allow you to subtract some or all of the value of an item from your profits before you pay tax.
How will the changes in the Spring Budget affect pensions?
During the 2023 Spring Budget, the Chancellor announced changes to pensions, which may alter the way you save for retirement.
How you can improve your business performance
You are an established business and doing well, but you are still ambitious and looking to improve and expand.
Tips for preventing late payments as a small business
Small businesses saw a sharp increase in the length of time clients took to pay their invoices last month, according to data from accounting software Xero.
What should you consider when starting your own business?
Starting a business can be an exciting and rewarding experience.
10 Common Accounting Terms, Explained
Having general accounting knowledge is crucial for any business owner, especially during tax season. Understanding common accounting terms is highly beneficial, as you will identify how they relate to your business and how it is performing.
How to navigate your first year as a business
Starting your own business is a major achievement and you will have spent a lot of time planning this venture and hoping for success.
But navigating through the first year of this new business will be essential to achieve your goals and it can be difficult to know what you should be doing.
How can you deal with VAT return errors?
If you are running a business, handling VAT returns can be complex.
You may have submitted returns with errors previously if you were unsure of what to do and could be at risk of further investigation or fines from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).