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Maximising Your Take-Home Pay: The Ultimate Guide to Extracting Company Profits Tax-Efficiently

One of the most significant advantages of running your own limited company is the control you have over how you withdraw income. Unlike sole traders, who are taxed on all business profits, company owners only pay personal tax on the money they actually extract. By using the right combination of

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Autumn Budget 2025: Briefing Paper

Date: November 2025 Prepared For: ACCA Members and Clients Subject: Overview of Key Tax and Policy Changes Executive Summary The Chancellor’s Autumn Budget 2025 aims to stabilize public finances and bolster fiscal credibility through significant tax increases and frozen thresholds. The measures

Filed Under: Budget, Corporation Tax, HMRC, Inheritance Tax, Tax

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Budget 2025: The “Stabilisation” Budget – What You Need to Know

Date: 26 November 2025 The Chancellor has delivered the Autumn Budget 2025, positioning it as a plan for "Strong Foundations" and a "Secure Future". While the headline rates of Income Tax, VAT, and National Insurance remain frozen, this is a Budget of significant structural change. The government is

Filed Under: Budget, Company, Corporation Tax, HMRC, Inheritance Tax, P11D benefits, Self Assessment, Tax

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A Definitive Analysis of UK Company Expenditure and the Risks of Personal Spending

Executive Summary: Navigating the Intersection of Company and Personal Finance This report provides a definitive analysis of the legal and financial frameworks governing business expenditure for a UK limited company, with a particular focus on the critical tax and legal implications of personal

Filed Under: Company, Expenses, How to Guides, Tax

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Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: What You Need to Know

When Does MTD for Income Tax Begin? Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for ITSA) is being rolled out in stages, starting from April 2026. If you're self-employed or earn rental income exceeding £50,000, you’ll be required to maintain digital records, submit quarterly updates to HMRC, and

Filed Under: MTD for Income Tax

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A Limited Company’s Guide to Electric Vehicle Tax: Maximising Your Savings

Is your limited company considering the switch to an electric vehicle (EV)? It’s a strategic move that can not only boost your company’s green credentials but also offer significant tax advantages. This guide will walk you through the tax implications of acquiring and using EVs, helping you make

Filed Under: P11D benefits, PAYE, Tax, Technology

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A Sole Trader’s Guide to Electric Vehicle Tax: Maximising Your Savings

Are you a sole trader considering the switch to an electric vehicle (EV) for your business? It's a smart move that can not only help the environment but also offer significant tax advantages. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about how EVs are taxed, helping you make

Filed Under: P11D benefits, Self Assessment, Tax

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What optimal salary-dividend structure minimizes 2024-25 tax liabilities?

To minimize tax liabilities for the 2024-25 tax year, it is generally most tax-efficient for company directors to take a combination of a low director's salary and regular dividend payments, rather than taking all income as salary. Here's a breakdown of how to optimize this structure: Director's

Filed Under: Budget, HMRC, PAYE, Payroll, Tax

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Top 20 Ways to Save Tax in 2024/25

Tax planning can seem daunting, but with some knowledge and the right strategies, you can significantly reduce your tax bill. This post will highlight some key tax-saving methods for the 2024/25 tax year. 1. Make the Most of Your Personal Allowance Everyone gets a tax-free personal allowance, which

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Understanding Director’s Loan Accounts: A Guide for Company Directors

If you're a company director, understanding how you can take money out of your business is crucial. Limited companies are separate legal entities, so the rules are strict. One area that often causes confusion is the Director's Loan Account (DLA). Let’s break it down. What is a Director's Loan

Filed Under: Company, Corporation Tax

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