200 five-star Google reviews. We’re taking a moment to say thank you, and to look back at how we got here. We’ve grown from a spare room in 2009 to an award-winning, employee-owned firm that clients tell us make accounting an “almost enjoyable” experience!
The 2026/27 tax year brings a 2% increase in dividend tax rates, meaning most limited company contractors and freelancers will pay a little more in personal tax this year. We’ve crunched the numbers to bring you our salary and dividend recommendation for the 2026/27
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a largely uneventful Spring Statement. No new tax changes, just a technical economic update. Here’s what you need to know, plus a timely reminder of the changes happening on 6 April 2026.
One of our team recently helped rescue a red kite. The story even made BBC News! Could this be Kent’s most famous bird?
We’ve pulled out the practical updates from the Autumn 2025 Budget that matter most to contractors, landlords, investors, and business owners. Key changes affecting personal taxes, property income, pensions, EVs and more.
Proudly announcing that Maslins has been named Best Contractor Accountancy (1,000–3,000 clients) at the Contracting Awards 2025.
Maslins directors Julie and Gareth joined a high-level roundtable with HMRC, FreeAgent, and the Treasury to discuss the future of MTD for ITSA. From the front lines of tax returns and software migrations, they shared insights on what small businesses really need to make MTD work.
As in previous years, we’ve set out what we believe to be the most efficient salary for contractors and freelancers. The below are suggestions for
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has now delivered her first Spring Statement, and while there are no headline-grabbing giveaways, there are some key points that affect freelancers
