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Corporateandbusinesstax

The taxation issues you need to consider for both unincorporated and corporate businesses.

Business motoring - tax aspects

Looks at how the tax system treats vehicles used for business, covering company cars, vans, and mileage claims for owners and employees.

Explains how businesses obtain tax relief for money spent on equipment, machinery and certain other capital assets.

Covers the simplified way of calculating taxable profit based on money actually received and paid, available to many self-employed individuals.

A general look at legitimate ways limited companies can structure their affairs to manage their overall tax position efficiently.

Explains the rules that require larger companies to pay corporation tax in instalments during the accounting period rather than after it.

Covers how companies calculate, report and pay their own corporation tax liability under the self assessment regime.

Looks at the simplified flat-rate deductions available for certain business costs, as an alternative to claiming actual expenditure.

Explains how self-employed individuals working from home can claim a deduction for the related household costs.

Covers the process and considerations involved in moving a business from sole trader or partnership status into a limited company.

Explains the rules, often known as IR35, that determine how contractors working through their own company should be taxed.

Covers the tax relief available to companies undertaking qualifying research and development work to advance science or technology.

Explains how tax is deducted at source from payments to subcontractors in the construction industry, and the obligations this creates.

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