January is here and with that the same question we get asked every year from business owners: “Can I put my gym membership through the company?” A quick Google search will give you completely different answers — some saying it’s not allowed at all, others claiming it can be a tax-deductible job perk. Let’s have
Category Archives: P11D’s
Running a business is full of risks — and having the right insurance is part of smart, responsible planning. But did you know that which business insurances are tax-deductible (and which aren’t) depends on who the policy protects, how it’s paid for, and who ultimately benefits? Whether you’re a sole trader or you run a
As an employer (big or small), getting payroll right is essential. It’s not just about paying staff — it’s about staying compliant, avoiding penalties, and running a smooth, trustworthy operation. This guide walks you through the essentials: starter forms, right to work, P45s, submissions, P11Ds, part-time staff, holiday pay, and more — all specific to
When you run a limited company, using a car for work can quickly get confusing. Should you log mileage and claim it back — or have the company pay for fuel? And what about tax? Let’s break down the limited company car mileage vs fuel benefit debate, straight from HMRC’s official rules, so you can
If I were to create a hit list of questions asked by clients, the one that would be in our top 3 would be around company cars and company car tax implications. A company car is often seen as a desirable perk — but in reality, whether it’s a good idea depends on who you
Why it matters Setting up as a sole trader or limited company director isn’t just a bureaucratic choice—it’s a strategic decision that affects your taxes, your rights, and your long‑term goals. Whether you’re nearing £50K income and facing MTD ITSA, or edging over £100K and losing your personal allowance, this clear breakdown will help you
As an ambitious entrepreneur, you often feel like there aren’t enough hours in the week. You’re busy with running the day-to-day operations, managing team members and, well, life. It means you’re left with little time to stop and consider how you can save on tax. Yes, tax can be an absolute minefield if you’re unprepared,
When you decide to form a limited company you are creating a separate legal entity with its own legal framework and accountabilities. Any profits or losses incurred belong to the company. So, when you’re managing the company you need to treat it as a separate entity. Even if you’re the sole director and sole shareholder,








