Guides

Investing in buy-to-let properties in the UK can be a lucrative venture, but it’s essential to understand the tax implications to maximise your returns and ensure compliance with HMRC regulations. This guide covers the key tax considerations for buy-to-let investors in the UK.

Thinking about setting yourself up as a contractor but not sure how or need to know more first? SG Accounting has created a free guide just for you that goes over all the tools, processes and benefits of contracting.

Concerned about IR35? Need advice? Confused and want the full picture? With our free IR35 survival guide we explain how contractors can fully understand IR35 and how you’re affected.

As a Limited Company contractor having the correct insurance in place is an essential must have in order to contract confidently and safely. Our guide covers everything you need to know.

From 6 April 2015, HMRC will require all employment intermediaries and agencies to provide a quarterly report detailing their contractor’s information.

Conduct of Employment Agencies regulations were introduced in 2004 to provide a framework for the minimum standards contractors should expect.

IR35 (also known as Intermediaries Legislation) is tax legislation in place to tax workers, trading through an intermediary, such as a Limited Company.

Workplace pensions have changed and employers with at least one employee now need to be aware of their duties under the Auto Enrolment regulations.

Many contractors don’t have a separate office and instead will use their home as an office either using a garden office or a separate room in the house.

Employers can loan out bicycles and cyclists’ safety equipment to employees with tax-free benefits, such as benefits in kind. Call us for more information.