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Tax-Free Benefits: What Small Limited Company Owners Need to Know
Salary and dividends are not the only ways to take value from your limited company. A limited company can provide certain benefits to employees, including directors, without creating an Income Tax or National Insurance charge, as long as the rules are followed. This can be very useful for small business owners because the company may pay for something directly, claim Corporation Tax relief where the cost is allowable, and the director or employee may receive the benefit tax-f
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P11D Forms Explained: What Employers Need to Know for 2026
If you provide benefits or pay certain expenses for your employees, there is a good chance you have a P11D reporting obligation. Every year, thousands of employers miss P11D deadlines, submit incorrect forms or forget about the additional National Insurance charge that comes with employee benefits. These mistakes can lead to unnecessary penalties, interest charges and compliance problems with HMRC. With filing deadlines approaching and major changes coming in 2027, it is impo
Jun 55 min read


Are employee parties tax-free?
If the rules around social functions are followed, staff events like your end-of-year party, or your summer barbecue are tax-deductible...
Nov 22, 20233 min read


Knowing the tax impact of using a company car
Having the use of a company car is a great perk. But are you aware of the tax impact of a company car and how having this vehicle may...
Aug 16, 20232 min read


Back to Tax Basics: What taxes will I need to pay as a director?
When you set up a new company, there are certain business taxes you’ll be liable for as a business. But have you also planned for the...
Jul 13, 20233 min read


Are there any tax-effective benefits-in-kind?
Offering benefits-in-kind to your staff is a great way to make your business an attractive place to work. And these benefits add even...
Oct 1, 20213 min read
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