VAT Option to Tax Changes
The sale or rental of a property is normally exempt from VAT, the main exceptions being the sale of new residential property (zero-rated) or the
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Managing Tax as a Self-Employed Makeup Artist
Last updated: 19 October 2026 If you are working in the capacity of a self-employed makeup artist in the UK, you will have tax implications
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Tax Implications Where Employers Pay Above HMRC’s Approved Mileage Rates
Last updated: 18 October 2026 According to the RAC, average fuel prices peaked a year ago at £1.91 per litre, since levelling off at the
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What are the Tax Deductions of Exotic Dancer in the UK?
If you belong to the circle of being in the role of exotic dancers in the UK, here is the guide that will interest you
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HMRC has Closed its Phone Lines – How to Make Contact
With four days’ notice, a trial to redirect Self Assessment (SA) queries from HMRC’s phone helpline to its digital services started on 12 June, running
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Would An LLP Be Better For Your Business? Advantages & Disadvantages Compared With Companies
When setting up in business, most people weigh up the pros and cons of operating as an unincorporated business or a limited company. However, there
Are You Ready For The Change? Self-Employed – Basis Period Reform
As part of HMRC’s Making Tax Digital initiative, the existing method of calculating profits on an accounting year basis is to be abolished for the
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Mixed-Use Properties and SDLT
For stamp duty land tax (SDLT) purposes, a property may be a residential property, a non-residential property or a mixed-use property. The classification is important
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CGT and Furnished Holiday Lettings After the FHL Abolition
Last updated: 19 October 2026 Furnished holiday lettings (FHLs) used to enjoy several capital gains tax (CGT) reliefs that were normally only available to trading
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Selling the Garden for Development
If you own a large plot of land that you no longer require but you don’t want to move home, you may consider selling some
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