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Companies House fee changes: what’s changing (and what’s not)
From 1 February 2026, Companies House is introducing changes to its fees as part of wider updates. We explain what’s changing, when the new fees apply, and what it means...
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Bank savings protection limit increased to £120k
From December 2025, the FSCS will increase its cover from £85,000 to £120,000. Here’s what the change means and how it could affect the way you manage your money.
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Help setting up and running a small business
Starting your own business is so exciting, but we know it can also feel a overwhelming. From choosing the right business structure to understanding your tax responsibilities, there’s a lot...
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Thinking of cancelling VAT registration? What small business owners need to know
The economic environment is currently throwing more uncertainty at business owners, and we are seeing more enquiries regarding VAT deregistration, especially those providing services to the public.
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How the latest government SME strategy impacts small and medium-sized businesses
We recently saw the launch of the UK government's long-term plan for SMEs, while it doesn’t promise anything dramatic, what it does offer is a welcome sense of realism, a...
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Diving into why M&S’s latest sandwich may be taxed as a sweet!
You may have spotted the viral strawberry and crème sandwich from M&S doing the rounds on social media or in-store. Inspired by the popular Japanese ‘sando’, it certainly caught people's...
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Working in the hair and beauty industry: are you employed or self-employed?
Whether you work in the hair and beauty industry, or run a salon, figuring out whether someone is employed or self-employed can have different tax implications, understanding this will tell...
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5 reasons to file your tax return early
You do not have to wait until January 2026 to file your latest Self-Assessment Tax Return. There are a lot of other benefits of ensuring you get your return in...
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Employment Allowance explained: What single director companies need to know
Since 6th April Employers' National Insurance has increased from 13.8% to 15%. We want to make sure that you are aware of the Employment Allowance and if you are able...
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Marriage Allowance: how to save up to £1,000 in tax relief
The marriage allowance is worth £252 a year for those that are eligible, and can even be backdated for up to 4 years if the conditions are met during that...
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What makes a marshmallow worth £500k in VAT?
Fingers or skewers? How do you eat your marshmallows? Believe it or not, this seemingly silly question is now central to a £500,000 VAT dispute that’s gone all the way...
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High-Income Child Benefit Charge to be collected through PAYE
From summer 2025, the High-Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) can be collected through PAYE, meaning fewer people will need to file a Self-Assessment just for this. If you’re earning over...