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Running an ecommerce business in the UK is fast-paced, competitive and often complex especially when it comes to accounting. With multiple sales channels, digital tools and tax regulations to consider, it’s easy to slip up. But accounting errors can lead to cash flow problems, HMRC penalties, or even long-term financial instability.
If you’re self-employed in the UK whether as a sole trader, freelancer or contractor then keeping proper tax documentation isn’t optional. It’s essential for accurate reporting, maximising allowable expenses, and staying compliant with HMRC.
Financial forecasting is the process of estimating a business’s future financial performance based on historical data, current market conditions, and anticipated trends.
Companies House has been rolling out voluntary identity verification for company directors, Persons with Significant Control (PSCs), and individuals submitting filings on behalf of a company. This forms part of a wider set of reforms introduced by the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA).
Stay on top of your accounting with this guide to upcoming key UK tax and filing deadlines in August 2025. Avoid penalties with this checklist for businesses and the self-employed.
Supporting charitable causes is not only good for society, but it can also be beneficial for your company’s finances and reputation. If you’re considering donating to charity through your business, there are several important tax rules, methods, and compliance requirements to keep in mind.
If you’ve seen the D0 tax code on your payslip or P45 and wondered what it means you’re not alone. The UK tax system uses various codes to help employers calculate how much tax to deduct from your wages, and D0 is one of the less common but more significant ones.
DeFi (Decentralised Finance) is one of the fastest-growing areas in crypto from staking and yield farming to liquidity pools and token swaps. But with growth comes complexity, especially when it comes to tax.
The IR35 legislation has long been a complex and often misunderstood part of UK tax law. Whether you’re a self-employed contractor, a limited company director, or a business that hires off-payroll workers, understanding IR35 is crucial for staying compliant and avoiding unexpected tax liabilities.
If you’re self-employed in the UK whether as a freelancer, sole trader, or contractor you’ve probably come across Class 2 National Insurance Contributions (NICs). But what exactly are they, how much do you pay, and why are they so important?
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