Do you know the red flags in your systems and how to address them? Over the years, we have worked with small business owners and entrepreneurs who have created something meaningful from the ground up. While most people assess the health of a business by examining year-end accounts or cash flow, we understand that some […]
Author Archives: Priya Raja-Motala
Personal Tax, Tax Advice, Tax Planning, Tax Tips
Thinking of Leaving the UK? Here’s What You Need to Know About The Tax Implications
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Jun
Jun
There’s been growing interest among some in leaving the UK in recent months, particularly among higher earners and internationally mobile individuals. Following the removal of the long-standing “non-domicile” tax rules in the Budget last Autumn, headlines have speculated that many are packing their bags, whether for tax reasons or not. If you are thinking of […]
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Jun
Jun
On June 11th, the Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her Spending Review, outlining the UK Government’s financial strategy for the upcoming years. As the country continues to struggle with stagnant growth, low productivity, and high public debt, the review was closely monitored for indications of a new economic direction. Ms Reeves characterised her announcements as a […]
Corporation Tax, Tax Planning, Tax Tips
Salary vs Dividends: What’s the Best Way to Pay Yourself as a Business Owner now.
03
Jun
Jun
The long-standing question of whether to take income as a salary, dividends, or a mix of both has become more complex with recent tax changes introduced for the 2025–26 financial year. The changes announced in the Autumn Budget has now changed the mix a bit. So, what’s the best way to pay yourself as a […]
03
Jun
Jun
If you’re an employee in the UK and you’ve paid out-of-pocket for certain work-related expenses, you might be entitled to claim Income Tax relief from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). Many employees are unaware that they could be missing out on valuable tax refunds simply because they haven’t submitted a claim. So, let’s look at […]
Corporation Tax, Employee Benefits, P11d, Tax Planning, Tax Tips, Uncategorized
Leasing v. Hire Purchase
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May
May
Many businesses use vehicles, and as you begin to explore your options, two terms frequently arise: leasing and hire purchase. While they may sound similar, there are key differences between them, particularly regarding ownership, costs, and flexibility. So let’s explore the question Lease v. Hire Purchase. Leasing Leasing a car is similar to renting, but […]
capital gains tax, self employed, Tax Advice, Tax Planning, Tax Tips
Is it time to bring forward your exit plan?
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May
May
Are you a shareholder in a small business? Do you have plans to sell or transfer your business? Is it time to bring forward your exit plan? Starting next tax year, small business owners and those eligible for Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) will experience increased tax rates. In fact, an increase already happened in […]
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May
May
Over the past few years, many business owners have faced a series of challenges, including global pandemics, war, high inflation, supply chain disruptions, and recently threats of tariffs. Additionally, the rapid and sometimes unsettling rise of technologies like artificial intelligence adds to the mix. These issues are not just headlines; they are real experiences that […]
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Apr
Apr
Directors loan account, what is it? A director’s loan account (DLA) records transactions between the director and the company. It is a record of either money lent to the company or borrowed from the company. The tax treatment of these transactions depends on whether you have lent money to the company or are borrowing from […]
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Apr
Apr
It’s easy for small businesses to overlook the implications of Making Tax Digital (MTD), especially since it has been delayed a few times over recent years. However, we can confirm that MTD is coming, and the countdown has already begun! Staying informed about these changes can be challenging, but we are here to support you […]