Here's the tax and accountancy nuts and bolts of directing your own limited company.

Overview of the key decisions and items necessary to get a business registered with Companies House.

With bottom lines squeezed, what the state offers is worth a look. But eligibility is far from guaranteed.

With care and consideration, plus two other fundamentals, contractors can indeed buy what’s in their company.

Overview of Scottish taxes, thresholds, and bands, plus IR35 considerations north of the border.

With a new IR35 in force, and brolly regulation fated, the models to go contracting contain more ‘nuts and bolts’ than ever before.

‘Enjoy your fancy food and drink, but not so much that you forget to keep a record.’

Hosting your usual December dinner before April 6th 2021 to avoid the pandemic shouldn’t attract a bill from HMRC.

More than one annual event can indeed be tax-free, yet beware a picky HMRC if you get too personal.

‘Agree to the purchases for a peaceful lockdown – just don’t put them on your PSC unless you want to hear from HMRC.’

Limited company accountant helps a mum-to-be, curious about timing to keep baby expenses from kicking.

How a dinner-accommodation package priced at almost £300 is still tax deductible.