Expert insights, tax tips, and business advice for UK entrepreneurs
Many company directors and even accountants misunderstand the associated company rules, particularly where there are multiple shareholders, family members, or several businesses under common ownership.
The 2026–27 tax year introduces several important changes affecting UK business owners, directors, landlords and investors. At S & B Accountants Ltd, we regularly advise clients on how these changes affect their tax planning and compliance obligations. Below, we explain the key tax updates and what they mean for individuals and businesses.
Updated HMRC mileage rates 2026–27 explained. Learn advisory fuel rates, electric car mileage costs, and approved mileage allowance payments for UK businesses.
The free online service for filing company tax returns with HMRC and Companies House will officially close on 31 March 2026, marking a major shift in how UK companies meet their compliance obligations. From 1 April 2026, all companies will be required to use commercial or third-party software to file corporation tax returns. This change removes the long-standing free filing option and introduces a fully digital, software-driven system.
Understanding Corporation Tax disallowable expenses is essential for UK businesses. Learn about client entertainment, gifts, and other non-deductible costs with expert advice from S & B Accountants Ltd, trusted accountants in Bethnal Green, East London.
Spring Statement 2026 explained for small businesses and the self-employed. Growth forecasts, inflation, business rates, fuel duty, and what it means for your finances by Chartered Certified Accountants in Bethnal Green, East London.
