With the Corporation Tax hike only a few months away, if you have more than one limited company, you need to be aware of new ‘Associated Companies’ rules, which make things even more complicated.

With Corporation Tax set to rise from April 2023, it is a sensible time to re-explore one of the few remaining tax breaks left for limited company contractors – pension contributions.

The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, announced a wide range of tax rises, mass tax allowance freezes and spending cuts in his Autumn Statement today.

The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, has just announced that the April 2023 IR35 reform repeal – announced in Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-Budget in September – will not be going ahead after all.

According to reports in the Sunday Times and Telegraph over the weekend, the Chancellor is considering hiking the Corporation Tax rate from 19% to 24% to plug the enormous black hole in the public finances. How much will this cost you?

In today’s mini-Budget, Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced some dramatic tax cuts – aimed at both businesses and individuals. Here we have highlighted the key points.

A number of contractors have received letters from HMRC as a result of their accountants being investigated under the Managed Service Company legislation. What should you do if you receive a letter?

Just over a year since the introduction of the Off Payroll rules in the private sector, the Public Accounts Committee has released a damning report on the implementation. A new contractor survey backs up the findings.

The MSC legislation has made the headlines again in 2022 as several contractor accountancy firms – and their clients – are being investigated by HMRC.