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Contents At every point of property ownership, landlords have several tax obligations—when they bought the property, rent out for profits, and sell. Below is a

Contents Pay-as-You-Earn (PAYE) workers need the P45 form when they start their first job or leave an old role for another. The form basically passes

Contents Not all accounting practices are solely for government compliance, such as management accounts. Unlike statutory accounts, they are optional and tailored to specific business

Contents Late payment of corporation tax and other taxes attract additional interest. Starting August 2023, the late payment interest rate rose to 7.75%. HMRC, on the

Contents Double taxation treaties clarify cross-border taxation systems and primarily exist to prevent an individual from being taxed twice in two states and mitigate tax

Contents With the personal allowance and additional rate thresholds staying frozen until 2028, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) forecasts that approximately 2.1 million more taxpayers

Contents Are financial advisor fees tax deductible in UK? This and other self-employed expenses are discussed in this article, covering which expenditures are tax deductible

Contents Property purchases in the UK within the stamp duty threshold are tax-free. The threshold depends on several factors, such as whether an individual is

Contents Since April 2022, the UK income tax rates 2024/25 threshold has stayed frozen, with the next increase expected in April 2028. Read on for

Contents Running a small business involves juggling several tasks at once, which makes it especially easy for small startups to overlook their financial health. Hiring