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MTD for Landlords: What Changes from April 2026?
From 6 April 2026, Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax becomes mandatory for landlords whose combined gross income from property and/or self-employment exceeds £50,000 per year. Please note that[…]
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Common Mistakes When Paying Dividends
Paying dividends without sufficient retained profits is one of the most common mistakes made by company directors. Dividends can only be paid if the company has enough distributable profits available.[…]
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Dividend Tax: What You Need to Know
Receiving dividends from a UK limited company can be a tax-efficient way to take income, but dividend payments are still subject to tax. The amount of tax you pay depends[…]
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What Does HMRC See After Making Tax Digital ?
One of the biggest misconceptions about Making Tax Digital is that HMRC gains full access to your bank accounts or accounting system. In reality, HMRC only receives the tax information[…]
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The 5 Most Costly Mistakes When Switching to Making Tax Digital
Transitioning to Making Tax Digital can be more challenging than many businesses expect. The five most common mistakes are leaving the transition until the last minute, using software that isn’t[…]
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National Insurance Changes: What Employers Need to Know
Significant changes to Employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) came into effect on 6 April 2025 and continue to apply during the current tax year. These updates affect payroll costs and[…]
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What to Check Before the End of the Tax Year
The end of the tax year is the ideal time to review your finances and ensure your tax affairs are in order. Taking the time to check everything in advance[…]
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Documents Required to Register a Ltd
Setting up a Limited Company in the UK is a straightforward process when you have the necessary information prepared. Providing accurate details from the start helps avoid delays and ensures[…]
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