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Who Pays the Bill if HMRC Make a Mistake?

Whether you’re a sole trader, limited company, or you co-ordinate the payroll, even the smallest mistake can have big consequences with HMRC….

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Understanding Accountancy Terms: Cost of Sales

There’s lots of accounts terminology to work around when running your own business, so in this article we explain the term ‘cost…

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What is an SA105 Form?

The SA105 is a supplementary page to the paper version of the Self Assessment tax return form. You should include an SA105…

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What is an SA108 Form?

The SA108 form is a supplementary page which sometimes needs to be submitted alongside the paper-based Self Assessment tax return by people…

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What is an SA109 Form?

The SA109 form is a supplementary page to the Self Assessment tax return used to record residence and domicile status. You can…

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Can I Take On An Employee Without a P45?

The short answer is that yes, you can take on an employee who doesn’t have a P45. We explain what to do…

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