If you’re planning to rent out a room in your home, you’ll need to know how the tax system works, and how it affects you. Here's a jargon-free lowdown.

Filing early will mean you avoid the mid-January dread felt by many freelancers & contractors, and enjoy a well-earned worry-free rest over the holidays.

There are many different tax rates in the UK affecting both individuals and businesses - we've pulled them all together so you can keep on top of them.

Corporation Tax is the tax levied on the profits of limited companies. But what are the benefits of paying this tax early?

Getting your UK tax status wrong could mean that your worldwide income is subject to UK tax. Find out how to get it right with this jargon-free article.

If you pay for something for your business with your own money don't forget to claim it back as a business expense, we show you how.

What's the most tax-efficient salary to take as a company director? Here are the benefits of taking a high or a low salary, without the jargon.

Disaggregation is when business owners try to avoid charging VAT by splitting a business to ensure each operates under the VAT registration threshold.

We explain the tax rates that apply for the 2023/24 tax year, affecting income taxpayers resident in Scotland and how to see if you're affected.

Dividends are payments made to company shareholders from company profits after corporation tax. If you run a ltd company they can be really tax-efficient.

What is National Insurance and do the self-employed have to pay it? This article explains it all as simply as possible.

Here is Crunch's small business friendly highlights from the the Chancellors March 2021 Budget  affecting small business owners and the self-employed.