Many business owners get confused between sole traders and limited companies ending up making wrong decisions. If you are starting a business you need to understand the difference between a sole trader and a limited company. By keeping in mind how much tax you pay,...
Dividends remain one of the most common ways to take income in the UK, particularly for limited company directors and long-term investors. While dividends are often described as tax efficient, the rules around dividend tax have become stricter in recent years. Changes...
The UK property investment landscape changed dramatically in recent years. In the first half of 2025 alone, 33,598 new buy-to-let limited companies were established Investors in Real Estate can either invest individually or via a Limited Liability Company Tax....
A long-favoured route of seeking passive income and long-term growth for UK investors is to own buy-to-let properties. But in recent years, people have become conscious of holding those properties more carefully. With tax rules shifting and mortgage rates fluctuating,...
Many entrepreneurs consider the trade-offs of various models when determining how to organize their business. Establishing a private limited company is a popular choice, but is it always the best one? Among other benefits, businesses that operate as private limited...
Holding companies have become increasingly popular among UK entrepreneurs looking to protect assets, streamline operations, and optimise tax efficiency. By owning and controlling subsidiary businesses without engaging in...
Running a Limited Company gives you more control over how you get paid. While a regular salary provides consistency, dividends often provide tax efficiency but many business owners still wonder: What are dividends? How often are dividends paid? Can you pay dividends...
Running a limited company is all about benefits, including the ability to claim back certain business expenses. However, power comes with responsibility. You have to know clearly what you can and can't claim as a business expense to avoid HMRC troubles. Hence, the...
Many individuals aspire to become self-employed, leaving behind their regular jobs to pursue independence. While the potential for increased earnings and greater work flexibility are compelling reasons, financial concerns, and administrative tasks often discourage...