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Understanding the changes to National Insurance

Understanding the changes to National Insurance

by Juliet Wylie | 28th April 2022 | Being an employer, Directors, Limited company, Sole trader

Rishi Sunak had a few difficult decisions to make prior to his Spring Statement on 23 March. Knowing that households are going to be increasingly squeezed by rising costs of energy, fuel, food, in fact almost anything that we buy due to rising inflation, and with the...
How does National Insurance work for a company director?

How does National Insurance work for a company director?

by Caroline Young | 7th June 2021 | Directors, Limited company

As a company director, your earnings are subject to National Insurance (NI) in the same way as all employees’ earnings are. It is treated differently in the way it’s calculated.  If you’re a limited company director, you’ll pay both employers and employees...
What is the process to pay a dividend

What is the process to pay a dividend

by Claire Hobson | 21st May 2021 | Directors, Limited company, Start ups, Tips and Tricks

You want to pay a dividend because you’ve heard it’s the most tax-efficient way of taking an income from the business. But the process isn’t as simple as just drawing out cash. With dividends, its important you follow the right steps. HMRC are hot on compliance checks...
Will the new IR35 changes affect me?

Will the new IR35 changes affect me?

by Juliet Wylie | 19th March 2021 | Being an employer, Directors, Limited company, Sole trader

New IR35 tax changes will come into force in the private sector in April 2021. As a result some self-employed workers, and the businesses that hire them, will have to pay tax differently.   Are you one of the 170,000 ‘contractors’ who may have to pay more tax?  Are...
Payments on Account

Payments on Account

by Annie Upton | 29th January 2021 | Directors, Self assessment, Sole trader

It’s the end of January. January generally isn’t the best of months in “normal” times. In the middle of yet another lockdown with all the worry and stress that goes with that, even if you don’t know anyone who has got COVID, this January...
The three main filing requirements for limited companies

The three main filing requirements for limited companies

by Andrea Thomas | 23rd October 2020 | Corporation tax, Directors, Limited company, Start ups

There are lots of benefits of owning a limited company over being a sole trader, from potential tax savings to protection of your personal assets. In order to take advantage of these benefits, there are certain statutory duties you must adhere to every year.  It’s...
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