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...
Starting a business as a sole trader means lots of decisions to make and stuff to do. One of the first questions is whether to run the business as a sole trader to set up a partnership with others or whether to form a company How you operate your business determines...
If you're a parent in the UK, you might be familiar with Child Benefit. It’s a helpful allowance provided to those responsible for raising a child. However, something called the High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) goes hand in hand with it. Financial aid but...
Is there a difference between tax avoidance and evasion? Does it matter? They may seem similar, but they are different concepts with different implications. In this week's I Hate Numbers podcast I look at the difference between tax avoidance and tax...
Are you a business owner looking to make the switch to cash basis accounting? The transition can be daunting, but it's worth it if you want to make the most of your profits. In this podcast I'll take a look at how traditional accounting compares to...
Many small businesses in the UK are Using the cash basis for tax. This is a simple and straightforward way of accounting for your business income and expenses. In this video I'll explain how to use the cash basis for tax and highlight some of the benefits it offers. ...
Self-employed tax returns can be daunting, but they don't have to be! This weeks I Hate Numbers podcast takes you through how to fill in your self-employed tax return for the year 21-22. I'll explain everything you need to know, so you can be confident...
Completing your self employed tax return 21-22 can seem daunting, but it doesn't have to be. This video, part 2 of 2, follows on from last week. The process is broken down, so you can ensure that you're getting the most out of your tax return. Whether you're a first...
How to complete your self-assessment return 21-22 Why do you need to know How to complete your self-assessment return 21-22 ? Well, are you self-employed or run a small business? If so, you'll need to submit a tax return to HMRC for the financial year 21-22....
Preparing your tax return is a must for millions of taxpayers. Moreover, do you know why? In this video I'm going to Firstly show you who needs to complete a personal tax return Secondly, the key information that you need to include, Thirdly, some costs you can claim...
If you have not been able to go to work because of COVID, you can claim tax relief for working from home and get some extra cash. In this blog-vlog I will explain: How the tax relief works for employees working at home Who qualifies and how you can check How you claim...
If you submit a UK tax return and you owe more than a thousand pounds, then be aware of payments on account. Payments on account are a topic that is not properly talked about or understood, but it can catch out taxpayers. In this episode I am going to dive deep into...
Calling UK taxpayers, be aware of the self-assessment payments on account. If you are not prepared, then this will a nasty shock to your bank balance. As well as your stress levels! I have got you covered. I'm going to talk about: What the payment on account is How...
Filing your tax return early, what nonsense is this ? Are you tired of rushing to complete your tax return at the last minute? Do you dread the thought of sorting through endless receipts and documents? Filing your tax return early can provide many benefits. In this...
How you should budget for your tax bill is this week’s podcast theme. If you are self-employed, a freelancer, run your own business then you have responsibility for your own taxes. You do not have an employer who takes care of that for you. When you are...
In this week’s episode of ‘l Hate Numbers’ I am looking at Personal tax returns. More specifically the personal tax returns you need to complete in the United Kingdom. Background Every year the tax office, shorthand HMRC want individual taxpayers to tell them what's...
Tax, you can't avoid it. If you are a business owner tax and your self-employed business is something you consider. If you don't take tax into account, 'bites and arses' will figure somewhere. Today's blog will talk about the tax and your self employed business. In...
Covid 19 financial support update, above all it's vital to know if you run a business, whatever shape or form that is. Most importantly, look at your numbers. Certainly numbers are your business best friend; they won’t lie to you. Do your cash flow first, this will...
Self Assessment Firstly, Self Assessment was introduced by the Inland Revenue (HMRC) in April 1996. Secondly, this tax system used to assess and collect Income and Capital Gains Tax. This vlog looks at How to prepare your tax return 21-22 Some important things to...
Tax Return: Dates and payments To clarify, the two previous blogs have looked at who must prepare a personal tax return, and what can be claimed. Your personal tax return includes details of your income and capital transactions. Our focus today is 2020-21, 6th of...
A guide to filing your tax return Firstly, being an early bird can really help reduce your stress levels. It will give you more time to just get on with your business and your life. Secondly, we have put together a short guide if you want to complete your own. Moreover, if after watching our […]