Planning on building or updating the site for your company and not sure about the tax and accounting treatment for website development costs? Does it go under profit and loss and count as an expense? Or does it go on the balance sheet and count as an asset? Haven’t a clue how to answer those […]
You can claim back some of the input VAT you paid on all the expenses and purchases before you registered for VAT (called pre-registration VAT). Read more here.
This blog is an update of the article written on 2024/25 where we consider the process for choosing an optimal director salary.
In this guide we answer the key duty free questions, such as “How many cigarettes can i bring to UK airports or borders from abroad?”
The UK is renowned for having one of the most complicated tax systems in the world. One facet of this is VAT, or Value Added Tax, which is currently paid on the purchase of some items. An in-depth look at the rules – what is VAT-able and what isn’t – throws up some unusual findings. […]
If you are called for jury duty, you can claim a certain amount of expenses for things like travel, lunch and refreshments, and loss of earnings. Here is our guide to jury service expenses in the UK. Your employer has to let you attend the jury duty. They do not have to pay you for […]
Are you considering working remotely abroad but are unsure of what the tax implications may be?
APY isn’t just a crypto-specific term – it crosses over from traditional finance, but is particularly important to crypto holders seeking to measure and compare the potential benefit from an investment.
This blog is an update of the article written on 2023/24 where we consider the process for choosing an optimal director salary.
Director shareholders are often recommended to extract income from their limited company via a combination of salary and dividends.
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