If you’ve decided to close your limited company, a members’ voluntary liquidation is often a tax-efficient way to do it. Here we explain what an MVL is.
Corporation Tax for contractors: how limited companies are taxed
If you set up as a limited company contractor, you will have to pay Corporation Tax on your company’s profits. Here, we explain how CT works, how to register, and when to pay your tax liabilities to HMRC.
HMRC tax codes – how they affect your take home pay
HMRC assigns tax codes to inform employers how much tax to deduct from an employee’s salary. What these numbers and letters mean for your take home pay.
What is a limited company secretary, and do I need one?
A company secretary helps with the administrative side of running a limited company, supporting directors with their legal duties and day-to-day paperwork.
2026/27 limited company tax deadlines: never miss a filing date again
If you run a limited company, you must keep on top of several monthly, quarterly and annual filing obligations. Here is a quick summary before we cover each one in detail.
Articles and Memorandum of Association for contractors
If you want to form a new company, alongside the Companies House application itself (IN01), you must also file Articles and a Memorandum of Association. Here, we explain what these documents are and how to submit them.
Do I need to hire an accountant for my limited company?
There is no legal obligation to hire an accountant if you’re setting up a limited company. However, there are some very good reasons to do so.
Can you borrow money from your own limited company?
There may be times where you need to borrow money from your own limited company, or you may have unintentionally done so whilst drawing down funds. What are the tax implications of doing so?
Calculate the tax cost of buying a car through your limited company (2026/27)
If you buy a car via your own limited company, there are several tax considerations to consider. Read our no-nonsense guide to work out the real cost.
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) explained – rates, exemptions (2026/27)
Learn how Capital Gains Tax (CGT) works, current 2025/26 rates, exemptions and when contractors and company directors may need to pay it.
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