UK Insights
Accounting, tax, and compliance guidance tailored to UK sole traders, limited companies, landlords, and e-commerce sellers. Clear takes on HMRC, MTD, Self Assessment, Corporation Tax, and the cross-border edge cases that catch people out.
HMRC Mileage Rate Rises to 55p: 2026 Employer Guide
HMRC's approved mileage rate rose to 55p a mile from 6 April 2026, the first rise since 2011. What UK employers and the self-employed need to do now.
FRS 102 Lease Accounting 2026: A Guide for UK SMEs
From 1 January 2026, most company leases come onto the balance sheet under amended FRS 102. What UK SMEs need to do for their first reporting period.
P11D Deadline 6 July 2026: What UK Employers Must File
The 2025-26 P11D is due 6 July 2026. Class 1A NIC sits at 15%, late penalties bite per month, and it's the last full year before mandatory payrolling.
BADR at 18%: UK Directors Selling or Closing in 2026-27
BADR rate rose to 18% on 6 April 2026 and HMRC is writing to anyone near the £1m lifetime limit. What UK directors must check before exit.
Is Your Accountant HMRC-Registered? What 2026 Rules Mean
From 18 May 2026, every UK tax adviser who deals with HMRC must register and meet new minimum standards. Here is how to check your accountant qualifies.
National Living Wage £12.71: Employer Payroll Checklist 2026
The NLW rose to £12.71 from 1 April 2026 and the Fair Work Agency launched a week later. What UK employers need to check now to stay compliant.
UK Quarterly VAT Returns 2026-27: MTD Deadlines & Penalties
Quarterly VAT return dates for 2026-27, the MTD points system explained, software that meets HMRC rules, and how to dodge a £200 penalty.
Cash Flow Management for UK Small Businesses: 2026 Guide
How UK small businesses can manage cash flow in 2026: rolling forecasts, late-payment defences, and what the new legislation means for you.
MTD Record Keeping: What Sole Traders Must Get Right
What digital records sole traders and landlords must keep under MTD for Income Tax, how digital links work, and common mistakes to avoid.