HMRC has revealed small businesses now make up 60% of the UK tax gap, up from 44% five years ago. Here's what the increase in HMRC scrutiny means for sole traders, Ltd companies and small business owners as of 29th September 2026.
The Autumn Budget is confirmed for 28th October 2026. Here is what small businesses, sole traders, and Ltd directors should consider doing before Chancellor Healey delivers his statement.
Employer NIC rose to 15% from April 2026, but the Employment Allowance increased to £10,500. Find out how this affects your payroll and whether your business can claim the allowance.
Confused by business rates relief? Here are the confirmed England rules for small businesses in 2026/27, including SBRR, rural relief, the end of RHL relief and how to challenge a valuation.
Confused about what counts as a business expense? From mileage and home working to equipment and entertaining, this guide covers the HMRC rules for sole traders and limited companies as of September 2026.
A plain English guide to VAT registration thresholds, how the Flat Rate Scheme works, and the common mistakes that catch out UK small businesses and sole traders.
The Government has confirmed £450m+ in SME red tape reduction as of September 2026. Find out what’s changing for small businesses, sole traders and limited companies, and what to do now.
HMRC's AI-powered Connect system has helped recover £10 billion in extra tax, with small businesses now accounting for 62% of the UK's £59.2 billion tax gap. Here's what it means for your business and how to stay protected.
The Autumn Budget lands on 28 October 2026. Here is a practical, no-panic checklist for sole traders, small businesses and Ltd directors to get ready.
Not sure whether you need a bookkeeper, an accountant, or both? We break down the difference, explain when you need each, and help you make the right choice for your business.
Most small business owners don't realise they have a business credit score — or that it's quietly shaping the credit terms, loans and supplier deals on offer. Here's what affects it and how to improve it.
Every time a director of a limited company makes a personal purchase through their company, a debt is formally created. That debt is tracked in the Director's Loan Account — and if it grows too large or is left outstanding too long, the tax consequences can be severe.
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