Jamie Roach

When to use Personal Finance to Support your Business

Using Personal Funds for Your Business? Here’s How to Qualify for Interest Tax Relief.

There may be times when raising funds through your company isn’t straightforward—especially with tighter lending conditions or delays in accessing business finance. In these situations, some directors or shareholders choose to borrow personally and then introduce those funds into the company, either by lending the money to it or subscribing for shares. While personal borrowing […]

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Spring Statement 2025 Explained Clarifications and Highlights

Spring Statement 2025 Explained: Clarifications and Highlights

The Chancellor’s Spring Statement 2025 delivered as promised – no major tax announcements – but there were important clarifications and updates which may affect you or your business. We’ve summarised the key points below: Making Tax Digital (MTD) – Timeline Updates The government has now confirmed that MTD for Income Tax will apply to most

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Risks of Running a business as a sole director

The Risks of Having a Sole Director for Your Company

Running a business as a sole director may seem straightforward, but it carries significant risks that can create operational and legal challenges. Recent developments, including legal cases, highlight why relying solely on one director could jeopardise the continuity and decision-making capability of your company. Here’s what you need to know: If Something Happens to the

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National Insurance Changes 2025

Changes to Employers’ NIC: What They Mean for Your Business

The recent UK Autumn Budget has introduced several changes to Employers’ National Insurance that will impact most businesses. What are the key changes? 1. Increase in Employment Allowance The Employment Allowance, which is a government initiative that allows businesses to reduce their employer’s National Insurance contribution, has been raised from £5,000 to £10,500. This is

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Capital Gains Tax For Businesses 2024

Recent Changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT): What You Need to Know

The recent Budget introduced significant changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rates, affecting individuals, business owners, and shareholders alike. These changes are crucial for those planning to dispose of assets or sell a business, as they could significantly impact your tax liabilities. Overview of the Main CGT Changes Effective immediately: Main CGT Rates: The tax rate

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Stamp Duty Land Tax Changes 2024

Autumn Budget 2024: Key Changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)

In the recent Autumn Budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced an immediate stamp duty hike impacting landlords and homeowners purchasing additional properties. What is Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)? Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a tax applied in England and Northern Ireland when you purchase property or land above a certain price. It is typically

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How to prepare an exit planning strategy for your business

The Importance of Exit Planning: Why Every Business Owner Should Prepare Early

For many business owners, the day will come when they need to consider selling their business. Whether it’s to retire, pursue new ventures, or pass the reins to someone else, selling a business can be a complex and challenging process. What many owners don’t realise is that up to 95% of businesses fail to sell.

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