Tide small business bank account review (£50 cashback)
Our 2026 Tide business account review. Tide is used by over 1.5m UK businesses. See how the free account works, who it suits, and how to claim £50 cashback.
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How to switch accountants as a sole trader (without the stress)
How to switch accountants as a sole trader – what to check, how the process works, and tips for choosing the right new accountant.
How to start a coffee shop in the UK
So what exactly does it take to start a coffee shop? Here are the main things you’ll need to sort out before you open the doors.
10 small business ideas for teachers in the UK
Looking to earn extra money outside school hours? Here are 10 small business ideas for teachers, from private tutoring and revision sessions to consultancy and online courses.
10 small business ideas for retirees in the UK
Looking for ways to earn money after retirement? Here are 10 practical business ideas for retirees, from consultancy and tutoring to gardening and local services.
85% of parents would support their child starting a business
Most parents would support their children starting a business, while more than a third would rather see them do that than head to university, according to new research.
How to register for CIS as a subcontractor
If you’re starting up as a sole trader subcontractor, it is worth registering for CIS early. It means contractors can verify your details before they pay you.
Construction Industry Scheme (CIS): a guide for self-employed subcontractors
What is the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)? How CIS works, who needs to register, tax deduction rates and how self-employed subcontractors are affected.
Can I manage my sole trader business using only Xero?
How much of your business can you manage using just Xero? We look at its key features, the pros and cons, and when you might still need an accountant.
Can I pay myself a salary if I’m a sole trader?
Can pay yourself a salary as a sole trader? Learn how drawings work, what HMRC expects, and how to manage tax and NI when you’re self-employed.