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Companies House Accounts Filing Reforms Delayed to April 2028

20 August 2026 by James Leave a Comment

Company accounts and filing documents representing Companies House accounts reforms

If you run a limited company and had April 2027 marked down for a shake-up in how you file your annual accounts, you've got more breathing room. The Companies House accounts reforms will now start … [Read more...] about Companies House Accounts Filing Reforms Delayed to April 2028

Filed Under: Bookkeeping & Accountancy Tagged With: Companies House, limited company, small business

MTD for Income Tax: Quarterly Deadline Schedule for Sole Traders and Landlords

13 August 2026 by James Leave a Comment

Calendar schedule representing MTD for Income Tax quarterly deadlines

If you're a sole trader or landlord filing under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, you'll hit four MTD quarterly deadlines a year instead of one annual Self Assessment date. This page lists every MTD … [Read more...] about MTD for Income Tax: Quarterly Deadline Schedule for Sole Traders and Landlords

Filed Under: Making Tax Digital Tagged With: HMRC, landlord, Making Tax Digital, MTD, self employed, small business, sole trader

HMRC Mileage Rate Rises to 55p a Mile — First Increase in 15 Years

7 August 2026 by James Leave a Comment

If you use your own car or van for business journeys, there's good news: HMRC's approved mileage rate has gone up for the first time in 15 years. From 6 April 2026, the rate for cars and vans rises … [Read more...] about HMRC Mileage Rate Rises to 55p a Mile — First Increase in 15 Years

Filed Under: Tax & Self Assessment Tagged With: expenses, HMRC, mileage, self employed, small business, sole trader

HMRC Wants VAT and PAYE Paid by Direct Debit — Consultation Open Until 16 August

2 August 2026 by James Leave a Comment

HMRC has opened a consultation that could change how VAT-registered businesses and employers pay their tax bills. The proposal: make Direct Debit the mandatory payment method for VAT and PAYE return … [Read more...] about HMRC Wants VAT and PAYE Paid by Direct Debit — Consultation Open Until 16 August

Filed Under: VAT Tagged With: Direct Debit, HMRC, PAYE, small business, VAT

MTD’s First Quarterly Deadline Has Passed — What Happens Now?

30 July 2026 by James Leave a Comment

If you're one of the sole traders or landlords in the first wave of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, the first quarterly update deadline has now been and gone. It covered 6 April to 5 July 2026, and … [Read more...] about MTD’s First Quarterly Deadline Has Passed — What Happens Now?

Filed Under: Making Tax Digital Tagged With: HMRC, landlord, Making Tax Digital, MTD, self employed, small business, sole trader

Do I Need a Bookkeeper or Accountant as a Sole Trader?

25 May 2026 by James Leave a Comment

Bookkeeper and sole trader client reviewing financial documents together

When you first go self-employed, it’s tempting to handle everything yourself — including your finances. And for a while, that’s often perfectly fine. But as your business grows, or as the complexity … [Read more...] about Do I Need a Bookkeeper or Accountant as a Sole Trader?

Filed Under: Bookkeeping & Accountancy Tagged With: accountancy, bookkeeping, contractor, East Lothian, Edinburgh, freelancer, Scotland, self employed, small business, sole trader, tax tips

Sole Trader vs Limited Company: Which Is Right for You?

25 May 2026 by James Leave a Comment

Business owner weighing up the decision between operating as a sole trader or forming a limited company

At some point, many self-employed people find themselves asking the same question: should I stay as a sole trader, or would I be better off forming a limited company? There’s no single right answer — … [Read more...] about Sole Trader vs Limited Company: Which Is Right for You?

Filed Under: Bookkeeping & Accountancy Tagged With: accountancy, contractor, East Lothian, Edinburgh, freelancer, limited company, Scotland, self employed, small business, sole trader, tax tips

What’s the Difference Between Bookkeeping and Accountancy?

23 May 2026 by James Leave a Comment

If you run your own business, you've probably heard both terms used — sometimes interchangeably. But bookkeeping and accountancy are different things, and understanding the distinction can help you … [Read more...] about What’s the Difference Between Bookkeeping and Accountancy?

Filed Under: Bookkeeping & Accountancy Tagged With: accountancy, bookkeeping, contractor, East Lothian, Edinburgh, freelancer, Scotland, small business, sole trader, tax planning

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