Making Tax Digital is here: four things sole traders should do now - https://t.co/8bZrfNrcEs With MTD ITSA now in place, what do sole traders and landlords need to know now to smoothly transition to the new system? Four expert tips.
How to set up in business as an IT contractor - https://t.co/ZgPwkL0Ik8 Few who decide to become IT contractors live to regret it thanks to the greater financial and personal freedom they enjoy. Is it the life for you?
What is IR35? - Guide for UK limited company owners and contractors - https://t.co/BY9lIoRbIP IR35 explained for limited company contractors. Find out how the rules work, what the off-payroll reforms mean, and how to stay compliant and tax-efficient.
Can you run multiple sole trader businesses at the same time? - https://t.co/bv2Aym37k9 Can you run multiple businesses as a sole trader? HMRC rules explained: one UTR, separate trades, tax returns, record-keeping, and MTD requirements.
BADR (Business Asset Disposal Relief) has shifted again — 10%, then 14%, and now 18%.
If you’re thinking about selling your business or winding down a long‑running venture, it’s worth understanding how the new rate affects your final bill and what you need to qualify: https://t.co/r9nsVJhEVU via @bytestart
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How to register for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD ITSA) - https://t.co/9cn8FUTlg3 Learn how to sign up for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax as a sole trader. Step-by-step guide, software tips, and what you need to register.
Can sole traders give to charity and get tax relief? - https://t.co/7i0qKwEXba If you're self-employed, it is easy to make charitable donations, but they aren't treated in the same way as other business expenses.
Limited company dividend tax guide - 2026/27 tax year - https://t.co/O8RdIlcgyB Here's how company dividends are taxed, and how you calculate the amount of tax you need to pay on your dividends.
Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) - 10%, then 14%, now 18% - https://t.co/e43ZbLhhIu Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) reduces your capital gains tax bill if you sell your business. How does BADR works and what are the current rates?
What National Insurance do self-employed people pay in 2026/27? - https://t.co/GYgdJ2wfPi Find out how National Insurance works for sole traders, including Class 2/4 rates, how to pay, and how it differs from employee and limited company rules.
Self-employed can now get Enhanced DBS checks without an employer - https://t.co/24iC0SuhIr Guide to Enhanced DBS checks for self-employed people (since the 2026 legislation change), including eligibility, the application process, and costs.
Can sole traders claim insurance premiums as a business expense? - https://t.co/1LTAcO7Fgr Practical guide to which types of insurance sole traders can claim as expenses, including public liability, professional indemnity and income protection.
Can sole traders claim car or van repair costs as a business expense? - https://t.co/Lne3lMYFd7 Are car and van repairs tax deductible for sole traders? A clear guide to claiming servicing, maintenance and other vehicle running costs.
Are accounting fees tax deductible for sole traders? - https://t.co/c7FRtJNxFb Are accounting fees tax deductible? This guide explains when sole traders can claim accountant costs as allowable business expenses.
Are software subscriptions tax deductible for sole traders? - https://t.co/3HvKoSTM7O Are software subscriptions tax deductible for sole traders? Explanation of the tax rules, examples, and how digital tools are treated in business accounts.
MTD ITSA deadlines explained: when you need to submit and what to file - https://t.co/FQCSo8E8r6 Making Tax Digital for the self-employed: who it applies to, quarterly deadlines, and how to prepare before the April 2026 deadline.
More than 200,000 businesses enter MTD without an accountant - https://t.co/kN6f7qc5bh A quarter of businesses entering Making Tax Digital for Income Tax are unrepresented, with firms warning of rising fees, according to a TaxCalc survey.
UK small businesses still owed £70bn in late payments, says Hiscox report - https://t.co/EuV7IjlBVk Small firms are owed £70.4bn in late payments, according to Hiscox, with many waiting weeks beyond invoice due dates, causing cash flow issues and stress.