Company entertainment expenses – plus the £150 annual event exemption
The rules surrounding entertainment expenses are complicated, so it’s important to know the tax implications and reliefs available to your limited company.
How to make charitable donations via your limited company
How charitable donations work from a company’s perspective, what the tax implications are, and how to make sure you keep on the right side of HMRC.
Working from home – what expenses can you claim for via your company?
HMRC allows several ways to claim for home office use, but the rules differ depending on how much you use your home for work and what expenses you incur.
IR35 – Deemed Payment and the treatment of expenses
How to work out which expenses you can claim if your work is caught by IR35 - the 5% expenses allowance and how the deemed payment is calculated.
Which training expenses can you claim via your company?
Ongoing training is key to enhancing your existing skills, and sourcing new work, but which training costs can you claim via your company's tax bill?
Can I reclaim expenses from before I formed my limited company?
You may well have incurred various expenses starting out in the contracting world, before you formed a company. Can you reclaim these costs?
IT contractor expenses – what you can and can’t claim
If you run a limited company, you can offset a range of business expenses against your company's tax bill. Here we look at some typical contractor expenses.
Umbrella company expenses and the SDC rules – a concise guide
One of the first things umbrella contractors ask is - what can they claim for on expenses? The truth and 'mistruths' about reclaiming contractor expenses.
Can I buy health insurance or gym membership via my limited company?
What are the tax implications of paying for health insurance or gym membership via your limited company?
Contractor travel and subsistence expenses – the 24 month rule
The 24 month and 40% rules for claiming travel and subsistence expenses. How they apply to contractors, what you can claim for, and are you eligible?