by Hannah Adams | Aug 3, 2020 | Blog, SEISS, Self Assessment, Small business, Sole Trader
Back in May we talked about the first round of support for self employed business owners, known as the ‘Self Employed Income Support Scheme Grant’ (SEISS), and talked you through how to submit a claim for the grants available from the UK Government. This... 
by Hannah Adams | Jul 3, 2020 | Blog, Self Assessment, Tax
If you’re one of the many thousands of employees who’ve had to work from home during the COVID-19 lockdown – either because your normal workplace is closed as a result of Government lockdown measures, you’ve been told to self-isolate or you’ve been asked to by... 
by Tom Goosey | May 21, 2020 | Blog, SEISS, Self Assessment, Small business, Sole Trader
If you’re self-employed, the last couple of months might have left you feeling uncertain and concerned for the future of your business. Perhaps you’ve been able to continue trading safely through the lockdown period, but projects may have been put on hold or even... 
by Tom Goosey | Apr 9, 2020 | Blog, Self Assessment, Sole Trader, Tax
With everything else going on, you’d be forgiven for missing that April 6th was the start of the new financial year. If you’re isolating at home, working or not, you might even have lost track of what day it is, never mind which one was the end of the 2019-2020 tax... 
by Hannah Adams | Sep 19, 2018 | Self Assessment, Small business, Tax, tax returns
Self Assessment Tax Sheffield Autumn is here, and now is the time you should be thinking about your self assessment tax return. If you’re a company director, or you have any other earnings from property or investments, then you’ll need to complete a return.... 
by Hannah Adams | Jul 12, 2018 | Making tax digital, Self Assessment, Small business, Sole Trader, Tax, tax returns
Life as a small business has many perks, but doing your own taxes sure isn’t one of them. Indeed, a recent report commissioned by the Government named tax one of the top challenges faced by small businesses in the UK. And it isn’t hard to understand why....