Many self-employed people in Scotland ask the same question: at what profit does it make sense to become a limited company? The old rule of thumb was around £30,000 to £40,000. However, since the 2026 … [Read more...] about Sole Trader vs Limited Company: When Does Going Limited Actually Pay Off?
National Insurance
National Insurance Gaps: What HMRC’s Letters to the Self-Employed Mean
If you're self-employed and a letter has landed from HMRC about gaps in your National Insurance record, take a breath. It isn't a bill. It doesn't automatically mean anything is wrong. HMRC is writing … [Read more...] about National Insurance Gaps: What HMRC’s Letters to the Self-Employed Mean
National Insurance for the Self-Employed: Class 2 and Class 4 Explained
When you work for an employer, National Insurance is handled automatically through payroll. When you’re self-employed, it works quite differently — and understanding the two classes of NI … [Read more...] about National Insurance for the Self-Employed: Class 2 and Class 4 Explained