Posts Tagged: tax professional

10 Strategies to Reduce your Tax Bill Before 5th April 2025

April 2025

As the end of the tax year approaches on 5 April 2025, businesses must take proactive steps to reduce their tax liabilities, maximise available reliefs, and avoid unnecessary financial strain. With changes to tax rates, allowances, and deductions, early planning is crucial to ensure your business takes full advantage of available opportunities. This guide outlines… Read more »

Massive Company Car Tax Increases Explained

Company Car Tax

Major Benefit in Kind (BIK) tax increases and changes in VAT rules for pickups are coming on 6th April 2025. If you drive a company car, or use a double cab pickup for work, these changes will impact your tax bill. This guide covers everything you need to know about upcoming BIK changes, how to… Read more »

Surviving the 2025 Wage and NIC Changes as a Small Business

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The upcoming fiscal changes set to take effect in April 2025 will significantly impact small businesses, particularly those in the hospitality and retail industries. With the increase in the national minimum wage and the rise in employer’s National Insurance Contributions (NICs), businesses must take proactive steps to mitigate financial strain. This article explores what’s changing… Read more »

Moving to Dubai for Tax?

Moving to Dubai

Dubai has become the go-to destination for entrepreneurs, influencers, and digital nomads alike. It’s all over the news, and chances are, you’ve heard at least one person in your circle talk about relocating. But is it the right move for you? Let’s break it down and see if Dubai aligns with your financial and business… Read more »

Unregulated Advisors Are a Risk to Your Holding Company Plans

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The idea of setting up a holding company is increasingly popular, especially on social media, where unregulated advisers promote the structure as a silver bullet for tax efficiency. But hidden tax traps lurk for those who cut corners. Understanding the importance of HMRC clearance and professional advice can be the difference between a sound corporate… Read more »

Family Charity – Substantial Tax Benefits

Family Charity

Setting up a family charitable trust isn’t just for the ultra-wealthy—it’s a powerful tax-saving tool that can benefit any profitable business. While billionaires have been leveraging these trusts for years, most business owners aren’t aware of the massive tax advantages they offer. From Gift Aid boosts to inheritance tax savings, a charitable trust can protect… Read more »

The Magic of Disappearing Tax

Magic Tax

Tax planning is often seen as complex, but a few strategic adjustments can make an enormous difference to your bottom line. If you are drawing £125,000 from your limited company in the traditional way, you could be paying thousands more in tax than necessary. However, with some simple yet highly effective changes, you can reduce… Read more »

Unique Tips to Reduce Your Self-Assessment Tax Bill

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Tax season often feels overwhelming, with taxpayers scrambling to complete their returns and dreading hefty bills. Beyond the usual strategies like pensions and ISAs, there are creative and lesser-known ways to reduce your tax liability. These strategies could save you money while ensuring compliance with HMRC regulations. (Read Time: Approx. 4 minutes) Topics Discussed: The… Read more »

Consequences of Late Tax Returns & Late Tax Payments

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Tax season is here, and with it comes the pressure of meeting the Self-Assessment (SA) deadline. The stakes are high: missing the January 31st deadline can lead to significant penalties, interest charges, and long-term financial consequences. Are you ready to face the financial fallout of procrastination, or will you take action to save yourself from… Read more »

HMRCs Crackdown on Fast Food outlets by 31st January 2025

HMRC Fast Food

HMRC is cracking down on tax evasion involving online platforms like Deliveroo, Just Eat, Foodhub, and Uber Eats, targeting fast food businesses and individuals suspected of underreporting their sales turnover. With the first reports under new digital platform rules due by 31st January 2025, businesses and self-employed individuals have a critical window to get their… Read more »