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MTD and Joint Property Owners: Who Has to Report?
If a rental property is jointly owned by two people, each owner is responsible for their own share of the property income for tax purposes. For example, if two people[…]
Read moreDigital Records: What HMRC Actually Needs to See
Under Making Tax Digital (MTD), keeping digital records means more than simply taking photos of your receipts. Your records should contain enough information to clearly show your business income and[…]
Read moreBusiness vs Personal Expenses: Where Is the Line?
Not every expense you pay while running a business is automatically tax-deductible. The key question is whether the expense was incurred wholly and exclusively for business purposes. Common mistakes include[…]
Read moreHow MTD Will Change the Way Landlords Keep Records
Under Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax, you must keep digital records of expenses that are incurred wholly and exclusively for your business. This can include office costs, business[…]
Read moreWhat to Do If You Haven’t Received Your UTR?
If you have registered for Self Assessment but haven’t received your Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR), don’t submit a new application straight away. HMRC normally sends your UTR by post after[…]
Read moreWhat Expenses Must Be Recorded Under MTD?
Under Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax, you must keep digital records of expenses that are incurred wholly and exclusively for your business. This can include office costs, business[…]
Read moreCorporation Tax in 2026/27: What Businesses Should Know
For the 2026/27 tax year, the main UK Corporation Tax rate remains at 25%, while companies with profits of up to £50,000 generally pay the 19% Small Profits Rate. For[…]
Read moreCompanies House Is No Longer Just a Company Register
The way businesses are checked in the UK is changing. The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act gives Companies House greater powers and introduces new requirements for company directors and[…]
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