Can I put glasses through my company as a business expense?
It’s a question we get asked a lot. You use your glasses when you’re working (reading and staring at a screen) so it seems reasonable
It’s a question we get asked a lot. You use your glasses when you’re working (reading and staring at a screen) so it seems reasonable
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
Did you know that festive spending can be tax efficient in some situations? From client gifts to parties, we cover the different ways you can have fun and make sure you stay within the rules.
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.
Identity verification at Companies House is a new legal requirement designed to cut down on fraud. From 18 November 2025, all directors and PSCs must verify their identity before making any new filings. Grab your ID and scroll down for our simple, screenshot-led guide to get it done quickly.
Thinking about letting your limited company fund a garden office? We break down the tax rules, VAT pros and cons, business rates, and Capital Gains Tax pitfalls so you can decide if it’s really worth it.
If you’re a limited company director working from home, you could be entitled to claim expenses for using your home as an office. From HMRC’s simple £26/month flat rate to a bespoke claim based on actual costs, this guide explains your options, the pitfalls to avoid, and how to stay compliant.
Whether you’re new to the world of contracting/freelancing or a veteran of the field, it’s incredibly likely you will have heard the phrase ‘IR35’ thrown
Director loans can be a smart way to access company funds, but they come with strict rules. They must be repaid within tight deadlines to avoid extra tax. Read the full blog to find out more.