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23 Oct 2023

What is a Director’s Loan Account and What are the Benefits?

When you are early on in your journey of running a small business, there may be various pieces of legislation or ‘tax speak’ that you do not understand. Director’s loan accounts (DLAs) are something that your accountant might suggest or something you might see on your company accounts. In this blog, we explain exactly what a director’s loan account is and the benefits for a small business.

26 Sep 2023

Has Your Pension Got Your Attention?

Shockwaves were sent through the pensions market following the covid-19 pandemic and economic crisis. If you are aged between 45 and 70 you should urgently review your pension pots and check that you are on course to enjoy a comfortable retirement.

01 Sep 2023

The Implications of Capital Gains Tax When Landlords Sell a Second Property in the UK

Property investment has long been a popular avenue for individuals seeking to generate income and build wealth. For landlords in the UK, owning multiple properties is a common strategy. However, selling a second property involves navigating the complex landscape of capital gains tax (CGT).

12 Jul 2023

The Future of Accounting: How Technology is Changing the Industry

Accounting serves as a fundamental aspect of every business, providing crucial financial insights and ensuring adherence to regulations. With the continuous advancement of technology, the accounting industry has undergone a significant transformation, revolutionising traditional practices and processes.

02 Jun 2023

5 Tax-Saving Strategies for Small UK Business Owners

In 2022, the UK private sector had around 5.5 million businesses, with 1.4 million having employees and 4.1 million being non-employing businesses. The composition of the private sector business population consisted of 3.1 million sole proprietorships (56%), 2.1 million actively trading companies (37%), and 353,000 ordinary partnerships (6%) and approximately 2.7 million private sector businesses (49% of the total) were registered for VAT or PAYE (source: https://www.fsb.org.uk)

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