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"If there's always biscuits in the tin, where’s the fun in biscuits?" Find out if the decision to turn your hobby into a career is the right one for you.
Find out what help is available for small businesses, gig workers, and the self-employed.
From understanding expenses to starting a limited company, we've a range of jargon-free business guides for you to download and keep.
GDPR is a term all businesses, large or small should be aware of. Here's a jargon-free explanation of what you need to know to ensure you meet the rules.
The chances are slim, but accidents happen. Make sure you're prepared with our free business continuity plan template.
Coronavirus: The government has announced a three month extension period to file accounts with Companies House during the coronavirus emergency
Pension contributions are one of the few remaining tax breaks available to limited companies. It makes sense to take advantage of this tax break.
Want to know what interest you can charge on late payments when working as a freelancer, contractor, or small business owner? This article explains what the rules are, and a few ways to get your money from difficult clients. Get paid what you’re owed!
Want to make this tax year the most profitable yet? Our top financial resolutions and guidance will set you on the course to success.
New IR35 rules will affect any contractors working through a Personal Service Company, Recruitment Agencies, and all Large and Medium-sized end clients.
If you're finding yourself a little stretched for cash, you might consider a second job. While it’s not illegal, there can be issues to consider.
If you spend time working from home, then depending on the work you do, you might be able to claim expenses back for using your home as an office.
A round up of the tax changes that may affect small businesses and business owners for the new tax year that starts on 6th April 2020.
One of the differences between being paid by an employer and running your own business is having to sort out your own pay. You can do this by taking a salary from your limited company - in the same way as a regular employee. Here are the benefits of taking a high or a low salary, without the jargon.
The government has delivered its budget for March 2020, outlining changes to IR35, tax rates, and amendments to Statutory Sick Pay.
Can your business claim the £4,000 Employment Allowance towards your NI Bill? Get all the details on eligibility, how much you can claim, and how to claim.
Unable to work? You are entitled to sick pay from your employer if you meet the qualifying conditions, which are as follows.
Thinking about selling your limited business? You'll need to know about entrepreneurs' relief.
If you've undertaken some R&D work, or even if you’ve worked for another company on a project, you could be due Research and Development tax relief.
We explain the tax rates that apply for the 2020/21 tax year, affecting income taxpayers resident in Scotland and how to see if you're affected.
The Crunch Personal Tax Estimator will help you work out the tax you may have to pay on your personal income, including sole trade income, salary & dividends.
We look at alternative options for employers, instead of changing terms of their employee's contracts or making redundancies.
We've collated a selection of free tools and resources for you to help make running your business a breeze. With everything from software to templates you can work out your take home pay, chase that unpaid invoice and calculate your IR35.
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