by Georgi Rollings | 30th September 2025 | Company Structure, Sole trader
As your business grows, it’s natural to start questioning how your business is set up. Many small business owners reach a point where the words “limited company” keep popping up, from accountants, other founders, or even those late-night business forums we all scroll...
by Georgi Rollings | 30th October 2024 | Being an employer, Limited company
Another Budget Day has come and gone, and while we were bracing ourselves for some potentially tough news, it hasn’t been quite as dramatic as we feared. Let’s break down the key changes that matter most to business owners and employers. Changes to...
by Georgi Rollings | 23rd September 2022 | Corporation tax, Self assessment
Happy Friday – today’s mini budget from Kwasi Kwarteng is the biggest tax cutting bonanza since 1972. Being born slightly later than that, it is officially the biggest set of tax cuts in my lifetime. Goodness only knows how the country is going to afford...
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...
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...