
How to Claim Tax Deductions and Save Money as a Sole Trader
Understanding which expenses you can claim as a sole trader is one of the simplest ways to reduce your tax bill. This guide breaks down the rules on allowable expenses, capital allowances, home office costs, and mileage so you can confidently claim every deduction you're entitled to — and avoid paying more tax than you need to.

AI Bookkeeping – How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Small Business Finance
Discover how AI bookkeeping and automated bookkeeping are reshaping small business finance. Learn the benefits, limitations, and where accountants still add value.

Self-Assessment Guide for Freelancers
If you're a freelancer in the UK, understanding and managing your self assessment tax obligations is essential. Whether you're just starting out or have been self-employed for years, getting your tax return right means avoiding penalties, maximising allowable expenses, and staying in control of your income.

How to Track and Manage Expenses for Your Sole Trader Business
Everything you need to know about tracking sole trader expenses from setting up systems and tools to common pitfalls to avoid.

How to Manage Cash Flow Effectively in Your Electrician Business
Running an electrician business in the UK is rewarding but financially demanding. Even with a diary full of jobs, many electricians face the same challenge: cash flow problems.

Common Accounting Questions for UK Small Businesses
Running a business comes with plenty of financial responsibilities and just as many questions. Whether you’re a sole trader, limited company, or freelancer, understanding the basics of business accounting is key to staying compliant, efficient, and profitable.

What Work from Home Expenses Can I Claim?
With more businesses and employees embracing remote work, the topic of work from home expenses has become increasingly relevant. If you're working from home, it's important to understand which expenses you can claim and how to go about it.

What is Benefit-In-Kind and Company Cars
Benefit in Kind (BIK) tax applies to employees who receive perks from their employer that have a monetary value—such as a company car. If you drive a company car for personal use, it is considered a taxable benefit, and you'll need to pay BIK tax.

Key Accounting Dates for UK Businesses in January 2025
We highlight the key accounting dates in January and provide tips on effectively managing your obligations during this important time.

What expenses can I claim as a Sole Trader?
Discover the business expenses you can claim as a sole trader. From mileage and office supplies to accommodation and training, find out how to reduce your taxable profit


