Limited company dividend tax guide – 2025/26 tax year
Here's how company dividends are taxed, and how you calculate the amount of tax you need to pay on your dividends.
How to reduce your small business bank charges in 2025
Smart ways to cut business bank charges in 2025. Tips for the self-employed on choosing the right account and avoiding hidden fees.
Tax efficient life cover through your own limited company
If you're considering taking out life insurance, you could save up to 50% on your premiums by setting up cover through your own limited company.
Compare Sole Trader Accountants – Monthly Fees & Features (2025)
On this page, we have added some links and details of sole trader accountants we have worked with for many years at ByteStart. Compare fees and features.
What’s the best accounting software for the self employed (sole traders)?
Sole traders can choose from a host of online accounting software packages. These tools help manage your finances adn come packed with time-saving features.
10 self-employed business ideas you can start for under £100
Want to start your own business without spending a fortune? Here are 10 low-cost ideas you can launch for under £100, with tips on how to get started.
HMRC’s new ‘tax gap’ report – what it means if you’re self employed
In June 2025, HMRC published new figures on the UK’s tax gap, which show that self employed people are a key part of the story.
Setting up and running payroll: a guide for small limited companies
Learn how to set up and run payroll for your limited company, including PAYE registration, salary strategy, HMRC forms, and key tax deadlines.
What National Insurance do self-employed people pay in 2025/26?
Find out how National Insurance works for sole traders, including Class 2/4 rates, how to pay, and how it differs from employee and limited company rules.
Corporation Tax guide – CT600, rates & deadlines for small companies
Practical guide to UK Corporation Tax for 2025/26. How limited companies are taxed, key deadlines, rates, file a CT600, and reduce your tax bill legally.