Business structure
Learn more about the regulations your business needs to follow.
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What is EBITDA?
EBITDA is a financial metric used to analyse a company’s profitability before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization are…
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Carbon monoxide and smoke alarm regulations for landlords in the UK
Keep your tenants and properties safe – here’s all the regulations surrounding smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms.…
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What is a director’s loan account? A guide for limited company directors
What is a director’s loan account and what are the tax implications of withdrawing money from your limited…
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The best invoice apps for small businesses: 8 apps to make your life easier
What’s the best invoice app for your small business? From free to paid options, here’s eight apps that…
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What is a franchise?
Franchising is when an existing business sells the rights for a third party to trade under its name.…
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Recovery Loan Scheme: access business loans up to £10 million
A new government-backed loan up to £10 million for businesses affected by Covid-19. This replaces previous financial support…
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What is Private Residence Relief?
There are times when you may be able to claim some relief on the sale of your buy-to-let…
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How does HMRC define a ‘personal service company’?
Read about the benefits of setting up a personal service company, the IR35 implications, and why many contractors…
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What if your tenant moves a partner in without permission? A guide to ‘permitted occupiers’ for landlords
If a tenant moves a partner in without permission, that person can become a ‘permitted occupier’. Here’s what…
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What’s a general business partnership and is it right for me?
Who is a general business partnership best for, how does it work, and how do you set one…
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