Last month, Apple announced that Tim Cook will step aside as Chief Executive on 1 September 2026, handing over the role to John Ternus, the company’s long‑standing head of hardware engineering. Cook isn’t stepping away completely; he’ll still remain involved as executive chairman, helping support the transition and ensure continuity. Apple described this change as […]
Author Archives: Priya Raja-Motala
Corporation Tax, P11d, Payroll, Personal Tax, Tax Advice, Tax Tips
Director’s Loan Accounts Explained: What Every UK Company Director Needs to Know
06
May
May
For many owner-managed businesses, the Director’s Loan Account (DLA) is one of the most commonly used yet most misunderstood parts of the company’s finances. Used well, it can offer flexibility and convenience. Used badly, it can trigger unexpected tax charges, increased scrutiny from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), and cash‑flow issues for both the director […]
Business Tips, Cash Flow
How Understanding Your Numbers Supports Financial Health and Business Growth
29
Apr
Apr
Let’s be honest, most business owners don’t wake up in the morning excited about management accounts, forecasts, or KPIs, because what really sits at the front of their mind is customers, cash flow, staff, and how on earth they keep everything moving in the right direction. But here’s the reality we see time and time […]
Corporation Tax, Tax Advice, Tax Planning, Tax Tips
Why Going Electric Through Your Company Just Makes Business Sense
15
Apr
Apr
Who isn’t currently keeping an eye on petrol and diesel prices almost every day? The answer is simple: those who drive electric vehicles (EVs). While fuel prices continue to rise and fluctuate due to global events, EV drivers enjoy a level of stability that traditional drivers can only wish for. This is only one reason […]
08
Apr
Apr
It’s completely normal to start thinking about tax planning towards the end of the tax year. This is typically when the urgency increases, deadlines loom, last-minute tips circulate, and there’s a rush to “do something before April 5.” We’ve all experienced this frenzied environment. However, it’s worth asking: shouldn’t we consider tax planning at the […]
Business Tips, Cash Flow, Myers Clark News
When Was the Last Time You Checked Your Business’s True Financial Health?
01
Apr
Apr
If you’re like most business owners, your days are filled with serving clients, solving problems, managing operations, and working to keep everything on track. Therefore, when someone asks, “How is the business doing financially?” it’s understandable to look at your bank balance, shrug, and respond, “I think we’re doing alright.” But when was the last […]
18
Mar
Mar
If you’re a landlord in the UK right now, you’re probably feeling the squeeze from every direction. Between new legislation, rising compliance demands, slow‑moving mortgage rates, and more taxes on the horizon. Many landlords have sold their investments to cash in on returns and avoid the stress. However, the decision to sell can have immediate […]
self employed, Tax Advice, Tax Planning, Tax Tips, Uncategorized
Why a Limited Company is Now Less Tax Efficient
11
Mar
Mar
Traditionally, the biggest tax benefit of running a limited company came from how you extracted income. You’d take a small salary and top it up with dividends, which were taxed at lower rates than income tax and didn’t attract National Insurance. But that landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years. Operating as a limited company […]
Payroll, Tax Planning
What the Employment Rights Act 2025 Means for Your Business: The April 2026 Changes Explained
04
Mar
Mar
If you’re running a small or medium-sized business right now, you don’t need anyone to tell you that things feel heavy. Between unpredictable economic conditions, continued global uncertainty, and the ripple effects of the conflict in the Middle East, employers are juggling more than ever. And just when you think you’ve caught your breath, along […]
Capital Allowances, HM Revenue & Customs, Personal Tax, Tax Advice, Tax Planning
Planning for the Tax Year End 2026
18
Feb
Feb
As the UK tax year draws to a close on 5 April 2026, now is the ideal moment for business owners, high-earners, property investors and families to review their finances and maximise available tax opportunities. The end of the tax year always brings a wave of activity, but with major changes landing in 2026, including […]