Sole trader tax – a concise guide for the self employed
We look at the taxes you will encounter if you start your own business as a sole trader and other things you should bear in mind before taking the plunge and becoming self employed.
We look at the taxes you will encounter if you start your own business as a sole trader and other things you should bear in mind before taking the plunge and becoming self employed.
If you are setting up a limited company for the first time, here is an overview of how corporation tax works, including details on the 2023 tax hike.
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At the March 2023 Budget, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced some major changes to the amount of tax relief you can claim on pension contributions. He has been criticised for giving a tax handout to a wealthy minority during difficult economic times.
Accountant Brian Murphy discusses EY, Deloitte, KPMG and PwC stepping on the legal sector’s toes as their increased legal revenue rises to £1.25 billion.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will deliver his Budget today at 12:30 pm. We’ll have all the details here.
The main Corporation Tax rate is increasing from April 2023. We look at how the new tax regime will work, and how much it will cost small business owners.
But is starting a lottery business straightforward? Here are three questions that you need to ask before starting this type of business and becoming a lottery provider yourself.
If you work for yourself and want to buy a property, you’ll have to prove your income to your lender. We look at how the mortgage application process works for both sole traders and limited company owners.
Starting a pension to save for your retirement is relatively straightforward. Here’s what you need to know about setting up a pension when you’re a sole trader.