Tag Archive for: Business

Sole Trader vs Limited Company: Which Is Right for Your Business?
Deciding between sole trader vs limited company? Learn the key differences, advantages, and disadvantages to choose the best structure for your business.

What is a Directors Loan Account
Discover everything you need to know about Director’s Loan Accounts in the UK. Learn how they work, tax implications, and best practices for managing DLA transactions effectively

What is a Confirmation Statement and Why Does Your Business Need It?
Whether you’re a new business owner or managing an established company, understanding the Confirmation Statement and its significance can help you avoid penalties and ensure your business stays on the right side of the law.

How to set up a limited company – we make it easy
We show you how to set up a limited company. Define your brand, own everything you do, and run your business in the most tax-efficient way.

UK Dividend Tax Explained: Step-By-Step Guide
Dividends are payments made to company shareholders from the profits of a company after Corporation Tax has been accounted for.

How to Set Up Your Personal Tax Account With HMRC
In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the process of how to set up a personal tax account, ensuring that you have all the necessary information at your fingertips to manage your taxes with ease and confidence.

What is a government gateway ID and where to find it
We’ve delve into the ins and outs of a government gateway ID so you have all the information covered if you ever need to set one up or what to do in the event that you lose it.

How to Register as a Sole Trader
One of the first decisions to make when registering as a sole trader is choosing between the pros and cons of different business structures. If you’ve decided to become a sole trader, that’s already progress!

What is a Sole Trader Business?
What is a sole trader? As the term suggests, when operating as a sole trader you’re running your business as an individual. Being a sole trader merely means that there’s no legal distinction between the owner and the business.
