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.
- Zero-Hours Contracts: What UK Employers Must Prepare in 2026
- Capital Goods Scheme Changes: What to Do Before 29 July
- Vaping Products Duty: Register Before 1 October 2026
- Small Employers' Relief 2026-27: Reclaim 109% of Parental Pay
- Self Assessment Payments on Account: Reduce by 31 July
- MTD Income Tax: First Quarterly Update Due 7 August 2026
- Companies House 2028 Reform: What Small Companies Must File
- Payrolling Benefits in Kind: Mandatory From April 2027
- Working From Home Tax Relief Abolished in April 2026
- Late Payment Crackdown 2026: What the New Bill Means
- Pensions and Inheritance Tax: What Changes in April 2027
- Furnished Holiday Lets Abolished: A 2026 Landlord Guide
- Statutory Sick Pay From Day One: 2026 UK Employer Guide
- Moving to the UK from the UAE? The 4-Year FIG Regime
- Director Salary 2026-27: How Much Should You Pay Yourself?
- CIS Nil Returns Are Back: April 2026 Contractor Guide
- Employment Allowance 2026-27: Claim the Full £10,500
- PAYE Settlement Agreements: The 5 July 2026 Deadline
- HMRC Mileage Rate Rises to 55p: 2026 Employer Guide
- FRS 102 Lease Accounting 2026: A Guide for UK SMEs
- P11D Deadline 6 July 2026: What UK Employers Must File
- BADR at 18%: UK Directors Selling or Closing in 2026-27
- Is Your Accountant HMRC-Registered? What 2026 Rules Mean
- National Living Wage £12.71: Employer Payroll Checklist 2026
- UK Quarterly VAT Returns 2026-27: MTD Deadlines & Penalties
- Cash Flow Management for UK Small Businesses: 2026 Guide
- MTD Record Keeping: What Sole Traders Must Get Right
- HMRC VAT Fuel Scale Charges 2026-27: Rates Explained
- Directors Loan Account: UK Tax Rules
- Companies House ID Checks: What Directors Must Do
- UK Capital Allowances 2026: New Rates Explained
- Sole Trader vs Limited Company UK
- UK Dividend Tax Rates 2026-27: What Changed
- Corporation Tax Late Filing Penalties Doubled
- HMRC Late Payment Penalties Explained
- Making Tax Digital: What Changes in April 2026
- Year-End Accounts Checklist for UK Companies
- 5 Signs Your Business Needs a Financial Health Check
Zero-Hours Contracts: What UK Employers Must Prepare in 2026
The Employment Rights Act 2025 gives zero-hours staff guaranteed hours from 2027. Here is what UK employers should do now, before the 25 August 2026 deadline.
Capital Goods Scheme Changes: What to Do Before 29 July
From 29 July 2026, computers drop out of the VAT Capital Goods Scheme and the property threshold rises to £600,000. Existing items keep the old rules.
Vaping Products Duty: Register Before 1 October 2026
Vaping Products Duty starts 1 October 2026 at £2.20 per 10ml. UK manufacturers and importers must register with HMRC from 1 April 2026. What to do now.
Small Employers' Relief 2026-27: Reclaim 109% of Parental Pay
From 6 April 2026, small employers can reclaim 109% of statutory maternity, paternity and adoption pay. Find out who qualifies and how to claim it back.
Self Assessment Payments on Account: Reduce by 31 July
Your second Self Assessment payment on account is due 31 July 2026. Learn how payments on account work and how to reduce them if your income has dropped.
MTD Income Tax: First Quarterly Update Due 7 August 2026
The first MTD for Income Tax quarterly update is due 7 August 2026. Find out who must file, what to submit, and how the first-year penalty easement works.
Companies House 2028 Reform: What Small Companies Must File
From April 2028, small UK companies must file a profit and loss account at Companies House using commercial software. See what changes and how to prepare.
Payrolling Benefits in Kind: Mandatory From April 2027
Payrolling benefits in kind becomes mandatory from April 2027, starting with company cars and medical cover. Here is what UK employers must do to prepare.
Working From Home Tax Relief Abolished in April 2026
HMRC scrapped the £6-a-week working from home tax relief for employees on 6 April 2026. Here's who's affected, past-year claims, and what you can still claim.