Running a wedding venue — barn, marquee site or country house — combines property income, catering and event-management tax questions. How 2026/27 rules apply.
Wedding videography involves expensive camera and editing equipment, seasonal income concentrated in spring and summer, and a mix of deposits and balance payments that need careful tax treatment. Here is how self-employed wedding videographers are taxed in 2026/27.
How self-employed wild swimming and open-water instructors in the UK handle Self Assessment, insurance, qualifications and seasonal income patterns in 2026.
Self-employed wildlife and stock photographers have specific camera equipment, licensing income and international royalty questions. How 2026/27 Self Assessment treats them.
How Wimbledon's ball boy and ball girl scheme works, whether participants are paid, and how UK tax rules apply to young people earning income for the first time.
Window cleaning is a low-overhead self-employed trade, but the van, water-fed pole system and round-buying costs still add up. Full worked example on £30k-£45k turnover, capital allowances on equipment, and Self Assessment basics.
Starting a winter energy sinking fund in July, while usage and bills are low, is far easier than trying to absorb the cost spike in a single December bill.
Whether free workplace EV charging counts as a taxable benefit in kind in 2026/27, and how it differs from mileage reimbursement and home charging support.
Nottingham's Workplace Parking Levy charges employers with 11+ workplace parking spaces an annual fee per space, which most pass on to employees who drive to work. Here is how it works in 2026 and where else it could spread.
If you wear a recognisable uniform or protective workwear for your job and pay to clean or replace it yourself, HMRC lets you claim tax relief — usually via a fixed flat-rate deduction. Here is how much you can claim in 2026/27 and how to claim it.
Running or winning an office World Cup sweepstake in 2026? Here's the UK tax position on informal betting pools and gambling winnings, in plain English.
The 2026 World Cup runs through June and July with matches at unusual UK viewing times. A practical cost comparison of hosting at home versus watching in a pub, and how to budget across a month of matches.