What Exactly Is Cloud Accounting? Discover how Cloud Accounting for Small Business saves you time, reduces errors, and give you real-time insights into your business finances. Tedious paperwork becomes a thing of the paste. You may have heard the term "cloud...
HMRC is changing how landlords report income and expenses. Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA) is coming. This new system affects many landlords from April 2026. Are you ready for these changes? MTD for Landlords: What You Need to Know MTD...
HMRC's Crackdown on Invisible Income: What You Need to Know HMRC is turning up the heat on undeclared income. If you're running a business or side hustle, take note. In this blog, you'll discover how HMRC uses advanced technology, digital reporting, and informants to...
Do you know where you are with the Pension Contributions limits 2025/26: Are you aware of how to maximise the Tax Relief and grow your Retirement Savings? Worry not if the answer is no, this blog is here to help Saving into a pension remains a smart financial move in...
Making Tax Digital for landlords is arriving. Are you ready for the changes starting in April 2026? If you rent out property or operate as a sole trader, you must prepare now. Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self Assessment (ITSA) changes how you report income...
MTD and Incorporation , not something you normally see in the same sentence. From April 2026, self-employed individuals and landlords earning more than £20,000 annually will need to comply. If that’s you, get ready for big changes in how you report your income. But...
National Insurance Changes from April 2025: What You Need to Know Big changes are coming to National Insurance from April 2025. These changes affect employers, employees, and the self-employed. At I Hate Numbers, we help you understand what these updates mean for your...
Selling your business is a major milestone, Selling your business and tax is even bigger . Whether you're retiring, moving on, or changing direction, it’s important to understand the tax implications. The way you structure your sale can have a big impact on how much...
How Salary Sacrifice Can Help Beat the Employer’s National Insurance Rise National Insurance is a Tax, let's see How Salary Sacrifice Saves Tax . From 6 April 2025, employers face an increase in their National Insurance costs. The employer’s NIC rate will rise from...
Understanding how Interest Tax Relief on Mixed Use Properties works is crucial for landlords. The tax treatment varies depending on whether the property is residential or commercial. Applying the correct rules ensures landlords maximise their tax relief while staying...
Buy something in a shop, and you may be asked if you want a receipt. While a receipt confirms a purchase, it is not legally required unless both buyer and seller are VAT-registered. Your consumer rights remain protected even without a receipt. For businesses, however,...
Temporary Workplaces and Tax, well where do you work matters for your taxes. Before COVID , most employees worked at a permanent workplace. This was usually the same office every day. Now, many people work from home and the office. Flexible working is common, and it...
Selling a second home or investment property means Reporting Residential Property Gains. Owners must report residential property gains and pay capital gains tax (CGT) within strict deadlines. Failing to comply can result in penalties and interest charges. Why Sell a...
Understanding VAT and dealing with it is the focus of today's blog. Value Added Tax (VAT), or as many call it, Very Awkward Tax, is a critical part of UK business. Whether you're a sole trader, a limited company, or a non-profit, VAT affects you. Understanding VAT...