There are a few tax changes happening this quarter. Making Tax Digital auto-registration, an HMRC error that means you may have overpaid and gaps in National Insurance payments, all need your attention. We’ve got the details covered for you here…

There's plenty to keep an eye on this quarter. Mileage allowances have gone up for the first time in 15 years, director reporting requirements have changed, and there's a temporary VAT reduction landing in June that could affect your pricing. We've pulled together everything you need to know in one place.

National Insurance is a tax on earnings and profits that funds the NHS and your State Pension. Here's how it works and who has to pay it.

A capital allowance lets your business claim tax relief on equipment, vehicles and other assets. It reduces your taxable profit in the year you make the claim.

The Annual Investment Allowance lets most businesses deduct 100% of qualifying asset costs from taxable profit in the year of purchase, up to £1 million.

Taxable profit is the figure your tax bill is calculated on. It's your income minus the business expenses HMRC allows you to deduct.

VAT is a tax on most goods and services, and UK businesses must register and charge it if their VAT-taxable turnover exceeds £90,000 in a 12-month period.

Corporation Tax is a tax on company profits in the UK, charged at 25% for most companies, with reliefs and thresholds depending on profit levels.

Without tax planning, business owners often face cash flow pressure, missed allowances and unexpected tax bills that limit confidence and long-term financial control.

UK businesses can claim expenses that are incurred wholly and exclusively for business purposes, with eligibility depending on use, evidence and HMRC rules.