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Cash Basis vs Accruals for Sole Traders 2026/27: Which to Choose

The cash basis is now the default for most sole traders, taxing money when it actually moves. Learn when accruals accounting still wins and how the choice affects your 2026/27 Self Assessment.

James Morgan10 Jun 20263 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

Payments on Account in Your First Year Self-Employed 2026/27

Your first Self Assessment bill can be 150% larger than expected because of payments on account. Learn how the 31 January and 31 July advance payments work and how to plan for the cash flow shock.

Emma Clarke10 Jun 20269 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

Simplified Expenses vs Actual Costs for Sole Traders 2026/27

HMRC flat rates can save record-keeping, but actual costs often beat them. A worked comparison for sole traders deciding which method to use.

Emma Clarke10 Jun 20263 min read

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