Charging a company electric car at home raises specific tax questions. Learn HMRC's 7p/mile advisory rate, the zero-BIK for employer-provided charge points, and salary sacrifice EV schemes.
The Employment Allowance reduces your employer NI bill by up to £10,500 in 2026/27. Learn who qualifies, the sole director exclusion, connected company rules, and how to claim through payroll.
Service businesses on the VAT Flat Rate Scheme may be 'limited cost traders' paying 16.5% -- leaving almost no benefit. Learn which businesses are affected and better alternatives.
Employer benefits like private medical insurance and company cars are taxable. Learn P11D deadlines, payrolling benefits, exemptions, Class 1A NI, and PAYE Settlement Agreements for 2026/27.
MVL lets you close a solvent company and extract retained profits as capital at 14% BADR rather than 33.75%+ dividend tax. Learn the rules, costs, and TAAR anti-avoidance.
The S455 charge of 33.75% applies to overdrawn director's loan accounts at the company year end. Learn repayment rules, the 30-day bed-and-breakfasting rule, and write-off consequences.
Mixed-use properties attract lower commercial SDLT rates rather than residential rates. Learn what qualifies, how HMRC is challenging claims, and the risks for flats above shops and farmhouses.
Registering for VAT voluntarily below the £90,000 threshold can help you reclaim input VAT and appear more credible to B2B clients. But there are real risks too. Find out if it makes sense.
Umbrella or your own limited company in 2026/27? Compare take-home pay, IR35, dividend tax and admin so UK contractors can choose the right setup.
Accumulation funds reinvest dividends automatically while income funds pay them out as cash. Inside a Stocks and Shares ISA both are tax-free, so the choice for 2026/27 comes down to your goals, not tax.
When a spouse dies, their ISA savings do not have to lose their tax-free status. The Additional Permitted Subscription lets the survivor inherit the ISA allowance on top of their own in 2026/27.
Owning more than one company can quietly push you into a higher corporation tax rate. Associated companies divide the GBP 50,000 and GBP 250,000 limits, so understanding the rules can save thousands in 2026/27.
