Being self-employed, we understand you have a lot to manage including getting to grips with big tax changes which can make all the difference to your business’ cash flow and therefore failure and success.
The 7 tax changes you need to know if your self-employed include an increase in personal allowance, National Insurance Contributions (NICs) changes and digital taxation.
Read on to see how you can keep yourself on the right side of the tax law and position yourself for tax savings if your self-employed.
Claiming a tax deductible expense, we know, is a minefield. There are so many rules and expenses to consider, with the rules changing all the time, how do you know what expenses you can deduct legitimately to reduce your tax bill?
If you are a 
A company that has no transactions and therefore receives no income in a given accounting period is considered a dormant or an inactive company by HMRC. A dormant company is nonetheless required to file dormant accounts to formally inform HMRC of the inactive status of the company and on an annual basis.
As we progress through the first quarter of the new tax year, we consider the various tax savings options available to you as an individual and for your small business to keep your profitable and enjoy good cash flow management. 
As a company director of a profitable 
