When starting a business or becoming self-employed in the UK, there are plenty of forms and numbers you need to keep track of. One of the most important identifiers you’ll encounter is the Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) number.

Tax residency is a term that might sound niche - but it plays a major role in determining how much tax you owe, where you owe it, and what you need to report.

Minimising tax liabilities is a key concern for UK businesses, and capital allowances provide a valuable way to reduce taxable profits legally. These allowances enable businesses to claim tax relief on qualifying capital expenditures, effectively lowering their overall tax bill.