A frequently asked question by company owners is whether or not a gym membership is an allowable business expense.
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Budget 2026 live – key points for contractors and small businesses
The Treasury has published its Budget 2026 Red Book, setting out the measures announced on Wednesday 28 October. Here are the main confirmed measures affecting contractors and small business owners, with the dates set out in the official Budget … [more]
BADR (Business Asset Disposal Relief) for company directors
If you are closing down your limited company - due to retirement, a career change, or the impact of the Off-Payroll (IR35) rules - you may be able to reduce the tax you pay on the funds you extract. This is where Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) … [more]
At last: Umbrella companies to be regulated from December 2027
The government has confirmed that umbrella companies will come under statutory regulation in December 2027, after years of consultation and nearly two decades in which many unscrupulous providers have thrived. … [more]
Top 5 Contractor Accountants – Compare Fees & Services [2026]
Contractor accountant fees vary considerably, so it pays to check what you'll be charged - and what you'll get for your money. … [more]
Leasing a car through your limited company
Leasing a car through your limited company can be a tax-efficient way to run a vehicle, particularly if you choose an electric model; your company can claim Corporation Tax relief on the lease payments and often reclaim part of the VAT. … [more]
Does your limited company accountant need to be an ACSP?
If you use an accountant to look after your limited company's affairs, you may have come across the term Authorised Corporate Service Provider (ACSP). … [more]
How to authorise your accountant to deal with HMRC
The main job of an accountant is to look after your limited company's tax affairs. When you sign up with a new firm, you must authorise them to deal with HMRC on your behalf. So, how does this authorisation process work in practice? … [more]
What does a limited company accountant actually do?
If you run your contracting business through a limited company, you can look after the accounts yourself, but most directors use an accountant. … [more]
Keeping your limited company in a dormant state – a guide for contractors
There may be good reasons to set up a company, but not necessarily to trade for the time being. You may decide to take a break from contracting while keeping your company ticking over. This is where the concept of a dormant company comes into play. … [more]
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