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Jul 28

Business owner with her EV to illustrate whether a business owner should buy an EV

Should you buy an EV through your business?

By Mark Food for thought, Limited company, Tax

If you’re wondering whether to buy an EV through your business, you’re not alone. Around 90% of UK small business owners say they would be happy to switch to electric vehicle when…

Apr 30

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UK sterling money illustrating a dividend strategy

What is a dividend strategy and how can it help me save tax

By Mark Tax, Food for thought

If you own a business or you're a shareholder, you really need a dividend strategy. That’s because without one, you could end up paying more tax than you need to!…

Mar 18

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Illustration is conceptual to show the optimum director salary for 2026-27

What is the optimum director salary for 2026-27?

By Mark Food for thought, Limited company, Tax

Taxes in the UK are at historic highs. And with a stagnant economy, it’s little wonder business owners are looking for advice about the optimum director salary in the next…

Dec 16

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Conceptual image to illustrate the Enterprise Management Incentive

What is the Enterprise Management Incentive?

By Mark Food for thought, Limited company, Tax

The Enterprise Management Incentive – or EMI – was one of very few items of good news for business owners in this year’s Budget. For founders and company leaders, the…

Oct 14

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Concept to show how a subsidiary company might work.

3 reasons to set up subsidiary company

By Mark Food for thought, Advice, Tax

If your goal is to grow your business through new markets you could set up a subsidiary company. This will keep things separate from the company that already exits. There…

Oct 14

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Image is a concept of a director taking a loan that maybe subject to S455 tax

What you need to know about director’s loans and S455 tax

By Mark Food for thought, Tax

Taking a director’s loan from a business isn’t unusual. But if you do, you must repay it within a set time or face paying S455 (Section 455) tax. HMRC earlier…

Jun 17

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Business card with VAT to explain about claiming VAT back

What you need to know about claiming VAT back

By Mark Tax, Food for thought

Value Added Tax isn't something that sets the pulse racing but many businesses are losing out because they aren't claiming VAT back. Ensuring your business isn't missing out revenue will…

Apr 25

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Double cab pick-up taxes set to rise

By Mark Company cars, News, Tax

Are double cab pick-up private vehicles or are they commercial? That was the question when the government first announced that double cabs would be treated as company cars for benefit-in-kind…

Apr 28

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Image shows businesswoman who is moving her business abroad.

What you need to know about moving your business abroad

By Mark Advice, Tax, Useful articles

If you’re considering moving your business abroad, you’re not alone. According to a recent poll, a large number of UK business owners are considering a move out of the country.…

Dec 31

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Man holding a National Insurance Numbercard to demonstrate National Insurance Contributions.

What are National Insurance Contributions?

By Mark Advice, National Insurance, Tax

National Insurance Contributions – or NICs – have been in the headlines in the past few months. And they’re likely to remain a hot topic as the rate paid by employers increases…

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Should you buy an EV through your business?

What is a dividend strategy and how can it help me save tax

What is the optimum director salary for 2026-27?

What is the Enterprise Management Incentive?

3 reasons to set up subsidiary company

What you need to know about director’s loans and S455 tax

What you need to know about claiming VAT back

Double cab pick-up taxes set to rise

What you need to know about moving your business abroad

What are National Insurance Contributions?

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