Knowledge

We've put together this guide to help you make a claim on the government's Self-Employment Income Support Scheme aimed at sole traders and partnerships.

Here are six important lessons from Alan Partridge for small businesses - some funny, some tragic. Oooh, it's a good list...

There have been a number of important changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJSR Furlough). Our guide explains what's changing and how to claim.

Businesses can buy items of “plant and machinery” and offset some of that expenditure against their profits. Ltd companies can also claim a super-deduction.

Crunch's Personal Tax Estimator will help you work out the tax you may have to pay on your personal income, including sole trade income, salary & dividends.

Following changes introduced by HMRC in 2021, responsibility for determining your IR35 status is mostly, the same for both the private & public sectors.

A round up of the tax changes that may affect small businesses and business owners for the new tax year that starts on 6th April 2023.

The COVID-19 Recovery Loan Scheme (RLS) officially launched on 6th April 2021, to support businesses as they recover from the disruption caused by COVID-19.

The government introduced major changes to IR35 in April 2021. What do contractors and businesses need to do to ensure they're meeting the new rules?

Hiring a third party could open you up to tax and legal pitfalls surrounding their employment status – are they a subcontractor or an employee? We explain.

As a sole trader, your business will naturally incur running costs. The good news is that many of these running costs can be claimed as business expenses,

There are often limited company business expenses that go unclaimed, which means you could end up paying more tax than you need to.