by Emma Lawrence | 26th March 2024 | PAYE
If you have ever had a job with perks or benefits for working there, like a company car, medical insurance or gym membership then you will have been sent a P11D. It’s that annoying document that you get sent at some point between April and July after the tax year...
by Georgi Rollings | 29th January 2024 | Corporation tax, Limited company, Sole trader, Who we are
When you onboard with us, we’ll ask you to authorise us to file taxes on your behalf. We do this by linking our “agent access” login to each of your HMRC tax references. You might be wondering why we prefer to have our own agent access instead of logging into yours....
by Emma Lawrence | 21st August 2023 | Being an employer, Limited company, PAYE
A great accountant helps with more than just the numbers. They act as a sounding board when you need advice, find you quick wins and give you more time to spend doing what you love. Having said that, accountants specialise in what they do best, meaning we can’t help...
by Juliet Wylie | 2nd August 2022 | Being an employer, Limited company, Sustainability
Times are hard. We all feel that we are getting less for our hard-earned cash. Fuel costs are at record levels and inflation is expected to hit 11% in the autumn. And on top this we are all braced for October when the energy price cap increases again. Money is...
by Annie Upton | 28th March 2021 | Being an employer, Limited company, PAYE
The clocks have changed, spring is sprung, and April is fast approaching. It is time to make sure you are paying your workers the correct amount. So how much is the National Minimum Wage in 2021? On 1 April the National Minimum Wage (NMW) rates for all ages of workers...