Find out if electric cars still offer tax benefits for limited company owners in 2026/27, from BIK rates to capital allowances and running cost reliefs.
When is the best time to change your limited company accountant?
When is the best time to change your accountant? How company year-end, Self Assessment deadlines and service issues affect the timing of your switch.
Are the costs of eye tests and corrective glasses tax deductible expenses?
Most contractors spend a lot of time behind computer screens. Can your company claim for the cost of an employee’s eye test? What about corrective glasses?
The risks of contracting without a written contract in place
Not all contractors start with a signed contract in place. Here we explain the risks, and why agreements need not be written to be legally binding.
How to claim professional membership fees through your company
Professional membership tax rules for contractors: learn what your company can claim, why List 3 matters for employees, and which subscriptions qualify.
Is work clothing an allowable limited company expense?
Limited company owners (including contractors) can’t offset the cost of standard work clothes against tax, although there are some interesting exceptions.
Does IR35 apply to sole traders?
If you run your business as a sole trader, IR35 does not apply. Here, we explain why the Intermediaries Legislation only applies to limited companies.
Shareholders’ agreements for limited company contractors
Running a limited company with co-owners? Here’s why it’s worth having a shareholders’ agreement early – to avoid disputes and protect everyone’s interests.
Dividend tax guide for limited company directors
The profits generated by UK companies of all sizes can be distributed to shareholders in the form of dividends. Limited company professionals, such as contractors, typically draw down the bulk of their earning as dividends.
Who can be a company director? Eligibility, age limits, disqualifications
Find out who can be a company director in the UK, the legal requirements, restrictions, and responsibilities under the Companies Act 2006.
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