Benefit in kind changes
As far as benefits in kind are concerned, there were both winners and losers in the Budget. Winner – easement for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles …
The £100,000 cliff edge
All things being equal, receiving a pay rise which takes your income over £100,000 would be seen as a cause for celebration. However, all things …
Changes to ISAs and the savings tax rate on the horizon
During the Chancellor’s Budget speech, savers received the unwelcome news that the rate of tax on savings income is to increase and the cash ISA …
What the hike in the dividend tax rate means for personal and family companies
In her tax-raising Budget on 26 November 2025, the Chancellor announced that the dividend ordinary rate and the dividend upper rate are to rise by …
Self-Employed & Freelancer Tax Return London
Straight-Talking Tax Support for the Self-Employed in London You didn’t become self-employed to spend your evenings Googling “what counts as an allowable expense?” or worrying …
Payroll Compliance in the UK: What Every London Business Needs to Know
For many London business owners, payroll compliance only becomes a priority when something goes wrong, a late notice from HM Revenue & Customs, a pension …
Landlord Self-Assessment Tax Return London
Expert Support for Buy-to-Let & Property Investors in London Being a landlord in London can be rewarding, but when it comes to tax, it’s rarely …
Payroll Services for Small Businesses UK
Running payroll should be simple, accurate and stress-free. Our payroll services for small businesses help UK employers process wages on time, stay compliant with HMRC …
Tax relief for unpaid rent
In these difficult economic times, tenants may struggle to pay their rent, leaving landlords out of pocket. In the absence of insurance that makes good …
Can you claim tax relief for making good damage by tenants?
Unfortunately, tenants (and their pets) may cause damage to a rental property. Where this is the case, the landlord may be left to repair the …
Deductions for additional costs imposed by the Renters’ Rights Act
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025. The Act is not yet in force; the first tranche of provisions come …
When the real tax percentage is 60%
At first glance, the UK’s income tax rates seem straightforward, comprising the basic, higher and additional rate bands (currently 20%, 40% and 45% in England, …
