Whether you’re driving to a client site, attending a meeting in central London or travelling through a toll crossing on business, parking charges, congestion charges and road tolls soon add up.
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Read the 10-Step Guide →Can you invoice before receiving your VAT registration number?
Many companies begin trading before HMRC has completed their VAT registration. If you need to invoice clients during that time, it's important to understand what you can - and can't - do while you wait. … [more]
Can you claim the cost of food and meals as a limited company expense?
It is simple enough to ask whether food and meals can be accounted for as expenses in a limited company’s accounts, and the short answer is that sometimes they can. … [more]
Does a limited company need a separate bank account?
If you incorporate a new limited company for contracting, do you have to set up a separate bank account? … [more]
How do pensions work if you’re an umbrella company employee?
In this guide, we explain how workplace pensions operate for umbrella company employees, how tax relief works, and what you should know before joining or opting out of a pension scheme. … [more]
What are the legal requirements of a contract?
Throughout our lives, we are surrounded by contracts of all shapes and sizes, yet we often give little thought to what a contract actually is or what terms it contains. … [more]
How to judge if your contractor accountant is doing a good job or not
A good contractor accountant doesn’t just help you avoid problems with HMRC and Companies House; they also help you to run your business efficiently, make sound financial decisions, and keep more of your contract earnings. … [more]
‘Catch up fees’ when you join a new accountant
If you decide to move to a new accountant, what happens to any accounting work that hasn't yet been completed? More importantly, will your new accountant charge catch-up fees to bring your accounts up to date? … [more]
Tax-efficient insurance for when you can’t work as a contractor
Income protection insurance is a financial lifeline for anyone who doesn't have access to employer-provided sick pay. … [more]
Employer PAYE Reference Number (ERN): what it means for contractors
When you first register your company with HMRC as an employer, you’ll receive confirmation of your new PAYE scheme and several reference numbers. One to look out for, and keep safe, is your Employer Reference Number (ERN). … [more]
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