Forgot to Invoice a Client? Here’s What to Do (Even if It’s Been Months)
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Forgot to Invoice a Client? Here’s What to Do Next
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Looking for the most tax-efficient director’s salary in 2025/26? We break down the new rules, NI changes, and smart payroll strategies.
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Looking to close your UK limited company? Learn how to strike off a business with this easy step-by-step guide
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Learn what business entertainment expenses are tax-deductible, how to handle VAT on client and staff entertainment, and tips for small business owners to manage corporate hospitality costs effectively.
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The Budget 2025 as laid out by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves brings crucial tax updates for small business owners, particularly affecting limited companies with a sole director.
Budget Day 2025: What Small Business Owners Need to Know Read More »
Learn how to manage tax losses in your limited company. Discover how to offset losses, carry them forward, or reclaim corporation tax with expert advice from 2 Sisters Accounting.
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Having run through the basics of VAT registration recently there are some core things to be aware of when you have registered for VAT. – Flat rate schemeThe VAT flat rate scheme is designed to simplify the process for businesses that do not have a lot of expenses that they can reclaim VAT on. While
Most of you would have heard us bang on about this before but it is something that is well worth reminding everyone and maybe it is new to you. Save your tax throughout the year!!!And not just save it in your current account, ideally set up a separate account (or pot if you are with
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“It’s tax deductible” we all merrily say, while people brand new to business politely smile and nod while not having a clue what we mean. Lets break it down. Sales – expenses = profit. You pay tax on your profit. So in simple terms, more expenses = less profits = less tax. Sales might be
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One of the benefits of being a sole trader and working for yourself is you don’t have tax deducted from every payment you receive. Instead of having tax deducted via the PAYE system like usual workers you pay it via the self assessment system. As a self-employed worker, you will complete your first self assessment
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