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Payrolling of benefits mandatory from April 2026

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Payrolling of benefits mandatory from April 2026

From April 2026, payrolling of benefits will become mandatory. This will significantly change the way that employee benefits are reported and taxed in the UK. So, what do employers need to know? Under the new rules, all UK employers must

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Setting up a Limited Company in the UK: A Wise Business Move?

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Setting up a Limited Company in the UK: A Wise Business Move?

When it comes to structuring your business, there are several options to consider – one of which is to establish yourself as a limited company. But, is this a wise business move? Ultimately, which structure you adopt depends on your

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Is your charity trading? Here’s what you should know

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Is your charity trading? Here’s what you should know

Is your charity trading? There are many organisations that, perhaps, would be unsure about how to answer this question. Trading as a charity can be complex. Some charitable organisations do not necessarily recognise what they are doing could be deemed

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VAT at 50: The evolution of a not so simple tax

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VAT at 50: The evolution of a not so simple tax

Value Added Tax (VAT) turned 50 on 1 April 2023. However, many would argue that it still has some growing up to do! Whilst many of us will know something of the biscuit vs. cake debate, this doesn’t even scratch

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Limited Company incorporation – is it worth it?

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Limited Company incorporation – is it worth it?

Whether just starting out, or established sole trader, you may be wondering if limited company incorporation is right for you. The truth is, it depends on your circumstances and what you want to achieve with your business. In years previous,

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Tax & business news: January round-up

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Tax & business news: January round-up

As we find ourselves at the beginning of another new year, doing our best to pick up where we left off before the festivities, we thought a round-up of the most important tax and business news for January 2023 was

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Bookkeeper vs Bookkeeping software: Time to outsource?

Claire Gardiner Academies, Accounting, ATOL, Bookkeeping, Business, Business Advisory, Business strategy, Business Support, Business Taxation, Buy-to-Let, Cash flow, Charities, Claire Gardiner, Construction, Deadlines, Economic / Business News, George Hay, Hospitality, Industry Sectors, Landlords, Large businesses, Legal, Online Accounting, Outsourced Services, Professional, Property, Research & Development, Retail, Scientific, Self-employed, Small businesses, SMEs, Sole Trader, Start-ups, Team Member, Technical, Travel, VAT , , , , , , , , 0 Comment
Bookkeeper vs Bookkeeping software: Time to outsource?

Whether to outsource to a bookkeeper is a decision that should be made in the best interests of your business, and with an awareness of what you need from them in order to thrive. Whatever the size of your business,

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