
Managing the Pain of Buy-To-Let Tax
Being a residential landlord used to be relatively straightforward. Whether you owned a terrace in Taunton, a country cottage in

Being a residential landlord used to be relatively straightforward. Whether you owned a terrace in Taunton, a country cottage in

Great question. We get asked this A LOT. Which is great, because it starts a conversation with someone who would

Have you ever wondered why on earth the tax year ends on 5th April – and why it’s not just

The National Minimum Wage (NMW) is what you must legally pay your staff. It’s an hourly rate and changes based

In the various accounting forums on Facebook and LinkedIn, I see lots of accountants asking “what’s the new Director’s salary

You’re not alone. It’s a common question. You’ve had an invoice through for your insurance renewal. It looks pretty similar

All very much doom and gloom coming out of the Autumn budget for employers up and down the country, with

We’re not like a lot of firms. We do some things differently. You’ve probably gathered that already. We’re also unique

This is a question I get asked at least once a month. Or, to be more accurate, it’s something I

Last September, accounting legends Philippa Haynes (www.insight101.co.uk) and Mark Lee (www.bookmarklee.co.uk) invited Team Penguin to chat to them about the
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From 6 April 2027, company cars, vans and private medical cover must be reported through payroll every month – not through the P11d form. Here’s what it means for your

…and why you’ve got to pay two years’ taxes in one year You have had a cracking year. The late nights have paid off, revenue is up, and your business

It’s rarely just a five-minute job. You have found the perfect house. The mortgage broker tells you the loan is “pretty much guaranteed”, the estate agent is hovering eagerly, and