If you owe your company money at year end and don't repay it within 9 months, your company pays a 33.75% S455 tax charge. Here's a complete worked example of how the numbers actually work.
Reinvesting dividends automatically through a DRIP doesn't avoid dividend tax — HMRC treats reinvested dividends exactly like cash dividends. Here's the 2026/27 tax treatment explained.
How double cab pickups are now taxed as company vehicles in 2026/27 following HMRC's reclassification — the benefit-in-kind impact, transitional protection, and what it means for capital allowances.
A £300,000 pension pot drawn down at 4% a year sounds simple, but sequence-of-returns risk, inflation and market timing can make the difference between a pot that lasts 30 years and one that runs dry in 15. Here's a worked case study.
If you regularly use a computer screen as part of your job, your employer has a legal obligation to pay for an eye test on request — and towards glasses if you need them specifically for screen work.
Started a new job without a P45? You've probably been put on an emergency tax code, which can mean overpaying tax for weeks or months until it's corrected. Here's how emergency codes work and how to get any overpayment back quickly.
Selling a controlling stake in your company to an Employee Ownership Trust can be entirely free of capital gains tax for the seller. Here's how the relief works and what conditions must be met.
When employer-paid eye tests and glasses for display screen equipment users are tax-free in the UK in 2026/27, what the exemption does and does not cover, and how to report anything outside it.
Moving to flexible, compressed, or reduced hours rarely means a simple pro-rata pay cut once tax bands, National Insurance thresholds, and pension contributions are all recalculated. Here's how to work out the real numbers.
Employers increasingly offer flu vaccinations and basic health screening as a workplace perk. Most qualify for specific tax exemptions — but the conditions are narrower than many employers assume.
Full expensing gives limited companies an immediate 100% corporation tax deduction on qualifying new plant and machinery, with no upper spending limit. Here's how it works alongside the Annual Investment Allowance.
The charity already gets 25p extra for every £1 you donate under Gift Aid — but if you're a higher or additional-rate taxpayer, you can personally reclaim further relief through Self Assessment that most people never claim.
