Sole Trader vs Limited Company: Which Is Better?

Cashflow crisis: Why SMEs continue to struggle

Recent research from the Chartered Institute of Credit Management (CICM) has revealed that 82 per cent of SMEs have faced cash flow difficulties.

The clock is ticking down to payrolling Benefits in Kind: What employers need to know

From April 2027, all UK employers will be required to payroll Benefits in Kind (BiKs) rather than reporting them through the traditional P11D process.

eBay Tax Rules Explained: What Sellers Need to Know

Selling on online platforms like eBay can be a brilliant way to earn extra money, clear out old stuff, or build a genuine online selling business.

Airbnb Tax Rules in the UK: A Simple Guide for Hosts

Hosting on Airbnb can be a great way to earn extra income, whether you are letting out a spare room in your primary residence or renting an entire property as a self-c

Can UK directors claim £300 in gifts without paying a penny in tax?

In the UK, directors of a ‘close’ company can receive up to £300 worth of trivial benefits per director, per tax year, completely tax-free.

Will your festive spirits be dampened by tax liabilities? How trivial benefits impact your business

The festive season is rapidly approaching and it is natural to want to treat your employees.

How to prepare for the Autumn Budget’s changes to APR and BPR

Last year’s Autumn Budget hit business owners hard with the announcements of changes to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR).

Personal Tax freeze – The impact of fiscal drag

The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has confirmed her plans to extend the Income Tax threshold freeze.

Working capital loans: A sign of the times or a useful support mechanism?

A recent report by Purbeck revealed that more than a third of SME loans agreed in October supported day-to-day cash flow – the highest level since early 2025.