VAT for Small Businesses: What's Changed in 2026 and How to Stay on Top of It
VAT for Small Businesses: What's Changed in 2026 and How to Stay on Top of It

VAT for Small Businesses: What’s Changed in 2026 and How to Stay on Top of It

If you run a small business, VAT can feel like one of the more daunting parts of the tax system, but a few recent updates make it worth revisiting where…

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New Blog from Jolly Accountancy: Payroll Changes for the 2026/27 Tax Year: What Employers Need to Know

Payroll Changes for the 2026/27 Tax Year: What Employers Need to Know

With the new UK tax year starting on 6 April 2026, there are several important payroll changes that employers need to be aware of. From increased National Insurance costs to…

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The Tax Landscape Is Changing: What Businesses Need to Prepare for Now (2025–2027)
The Tax Landscape Is Changing: What Businesses Need to Prepare for Now (2025–2027)

The Tax Landscape Is Changing: What Businesses Need to Prepare for Now (2025–2027)

The Tax Landscape Is Changing: What Businesses Need to Prepare for Now (2025–2027) As we look ahead to the 2025/26 tax year and beyond, one thing is very clear: the…

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Last-Minute Self Assessment Tax Tips Before the 31 January Deadline
Last-Minute Self Assessment Tax Tips Before the 31 January Deadline

Last-Minute Self Assessment Tax Tips Before the 31 January Deadline

With the 31 January Self Assessment deadline fast approaching, many taxpayers are feeling the pressure. Whether you’re self-employed, a landlord, or have additional income to declare, leaving things until the…

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TAX ADVICE FOR BUSINESSES ON THE RUN UP TO CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Gifts Gifts are tax free to employees if they are non cash, cost £50 or less and are not part of a contractual entitlement or recognition of performance. Any gifts…

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Limited Company vehicle considerations

Limited Company vehicle considerations

If you’re thinking of putting a vehicle through a limited company there are several key tax considerations around company cars, benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax, allowable expenses, and VAT treatment. 1. Ownership:…

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