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What are trivial benefits and how can directors use them this Christmas?

Discover how directors of limited companies can use HMRC's trivial benefits allowance to enjoy tax-free festive perks. Learn how to treat yourself and your team this Christmas without tax or National Insurance worries.

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Want access to free business and accounting resources? Well we've got you covered! From self-employed tax calculators to an expert guide on Ltd business expenses, we've got it all.

Top 5 ecommerce accounting mistakes to avoid: manage your online business finances properly

Learn how to avoid common ecommerce accounting mistakes and ensure the financial health of your online business. Get tips on inventory management, tax compliance, expenses, and more.

Self-employed mileage allowance guide (2024)

What is mileage allowance, who can claim it, and how can self-employed people get the best value from it? Find out in this straightforward guide by Crunch.

Self-employed bookkeeping: The ultimate guide

In this this ultimate guide to self-employed bookkeeping you'll learn about managing transactions, optimising deductions, and establishing a solid financial foundation for your business.

What is film tax relief and how do you claim it?

An explanatory guide on creative industry tax-relief for films and other types of moving-picture based media production.

Decoding the D0 tax code: How HMRC’s ‘Premium Rate’ impacts your finances

Assess the D0 tax code's impact on your finances, including its application, comparison with BR code, and tips for accurate tax management.

Understanding HMRC nudge letters: no need to panic

Learn how to respond to HMRC nudge letters calmly and effectively, with expert advice on the benefits of accountant guidance.

What is the OT tax code? HMRC’s tax alarm explained

Unravel the mysteries of the 0T tax code: Understand its implications, compare with BR code, and learn how to smoothly transition to the correct code.

What if I can’t pay my Self Assessment bill?

Struggling with self-assessment tax payments? Discover your options and learn how to manage your tax bill with payment plans and alternative arrangements. Get support today.

What is the SA100 tax form? An essential guide for Self-Assessment

Description: What is the SA100 form, and why is it important? Find out how to navigate and complete this important tax document with Crunch’s handy guide.

How to pay National Insurance when you’re self-employed

Salaried workers have their National Insurance contributions deducted from their monthly pay – but how do the self-employed pay National Insurance?

Understanding the SA303 form: a comprehensive guide for small business owners

Our complete guide on the SA303 form to manage your tax payments efficiently and avoid overpaying. Get expert insights for financial control.

How to set up your personal tax account with HMRC

Learn the Steps to Set Up Your Personal Tax Account, Manage Income and Stay Compliant as a Freelancer in the UK

Understanding your tax code as a self-employed individual

Unravel the complexities of self-employment taxes with our comprehensive guide. Learn about UTRs, how they differ from employee tax codes, and manage your tax responsibilities effectively

Taxing times ahead: How to navigate HMRC's crackdown on side hustles

Navigate HMRC's 2024/25 crackdown on side hustles with our expert guide. Learn the new rules and stay tax-compliant without missing out on your earnings.

How do I claim expenses for business telephone calls (and the phone itself)?

To claim tax relief on your mobile phone or landline expenses, a contract needs to be set up between your limited company and the service provider.

When should you consider subcontracting?

We take a look at the pro's and con's of subcontracting and how it can be utilised by freelancers who need a bit more help with projects.

Conference season is upon us - make sure you're tax efficient!

What expenses can you claim when your business attends conferences? We explore the different ways to ensure you're tax-efficient.

Can I claim a Christmas party as a business expense?

If you're a director of a limited company, you can claim up to £150 as a business expense for a Christmas party - even a virtual one! There are some strict rules, though.

Changes to travel and subsistence expenses – what you need to know

Recent changes to the way you claim travel and subsistence expenses have left small business owners bewildered. We take a close look.

Can I make pension contributions through my limited company?

Pension contributions are one of the few remaining tax breaks available to limited companies. It makes sense to take advantage of this tax break.

Business mileage rates – who can claim and how much does HMRC allow? Free business mileage claim form.

When you are self-employed, or director of your own Limited Company, it can be baffling to know how to claim back business mileage.

Managing your accounts as a freelance musician

Whether you have an accountant or are taking on the books yourself, it's important to be organised, especially if you're planning on making expense claims.

What sort of travel can I claim for as a limited company?

As a limited company, your travel expenses are generally allowed as a business expense where all of the following conditions apply you are responsible for paying the travel costs, the travel is necessary for your work. Find out more here!

What business expenses can I claim as a self employed Sole Trader?

Find out which expenses you can claim as a sole trader and how to claim them efficiently with this handy guide by accountancy software provider, Crunch.

What business expenses can I claim as a Limited Company?

There are often limited company business expenses that go unclaimed, which means you could end up paying more tax than you need to.

Managing business expenses: How to record, store and back-up your receipts

Expenses are great. By claiming all your allowable expenses, you reduce your company profits, meaning less tax to pay on them. Here's what to do.