Not all contractors begin work with a signed contract in place. Here, we consider the risks this may entail and why a contract need not be in writing to be legally binding. … [more]
The risks of contracting without a written contract in place
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How are subscriptions to professional and trade organisations treated for tax purposes? And what determines whether or not your membership of a particular organisation is tax-deductible? … [more]
What is a P11D, and when does a company director need one?
When running a limited company for the first time, you’ll come across lots of new accounting terminology. When it comes to payroll, one term you may encounter is the P11D. … [more]
Does IR35 apply to sole traders?
If you run your business as a sole trader, IR35 does not apply to your work. Here, we explain why this is the case and why self-employed people should still be aware of the Agency Legislation and other rules. … [more]
Dividend tax guide for limited company directors
Limited companies of all sizes can distribute their profits to shareholders as dividends. This article explains what dividends are, how they are taxed, and how to account for them properly. … [more]
Who can be a company director? Eligibility, age limits, disqualifications
Becoming a director of a limited company can be very rewarding, but it also entails a number of responsibilities. Who can become a director in the first place? … [more]
The optimum limited company director salary in 2026/27
What is the optimum salary for a limited company director in the 2026/27 tax year? Read on to find out. … [more]
How much is the tax free dividend allowance in 2026/27?
The dividend allowance means the first £500 of dividends you receive is tax-free. But how does this allowance work in practice in the 2026/27 tax year? … [more]
Why am I paying Employers’ National Insurance as an umbrella contractor?
The number one question many umbrella companies are asked by their employees is: "Why am I paying employers' National Insurance contributions?" Here, we answer that question and explain what other costs umbrella contractors must pay. … [more]
Limited company expenses – interest, banking and finance costs
If you run a company, you may need access to finance at some point — loans, overdrafts, or other forms of borrowing. You may also have to pay ongoing fees for banking, car hire, or car purchases through the business. … [more]
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