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If you operate your business as a personal or family company, you will need to extract some or all of the profits if you wish to use them personally. When it comes to tax, not all profit extraction methods are equal. While personal circumstances will dictate the most efficient way for you to extract profits, … Read more
Find out how to make use of the tax exemption for employer-provided cycles to enjoy a tax-free commute to work.
As an employer, it is beneficial for both you and your employees if your workforce is healthy. What tax free health benefits can you provide?
Where a business is operated as a family company, it is necessary to extract the profits from the company in order to use them outside the company for personal use, such as to meet living expenses. Extracting profits may trigger further tax and National Insurance liabilities, and when formulating a strategy, it is advisable to … Read more
Inflation is at a ten-year high and the ensuing cost of living crisis means that many people may be struggling to pay the tax that they owe. If this is you, what can you do about it? While it may be tempting to bury your head in the sand and hope that the bill will … Read more
HMRC use badges of trade to ascertain if a trade exists. Find out what the badges are and how to determine if you are carrying out a trade.
Bad debts are a fact of business life and most businesses will suffer a bad debt from time to time. This may be because the customer goes out of business after the work has been done or the goods have been supplied, or runs into financial difficulty resulting in them defaulting on the debt. Unfortunately, … Read more
You can deduct expenses incurred for the purposes of your business to arrive at your taxable profile. So which expenses are commonly deductible?
Capital allowances provide tax relief for expenditure on business cars. In this article we explain the different types of allowances available.
For inheritance tax (IHT), there are potentially two nil rate bands available. The first – the nil rate band – is available to everyone and is set at £325,000 until 5 April 2026. An estate does not have to pay any IHT up to this amount. The second nil rate band is the residence nil … Read more
