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Are you receiving dividends from your company?
The government considers the risk of error and tax evasion to be highest in ‘close companies’. In such cases, the legal distinction between the company and its ‘participators’ is sometimes misunderstood, and the level of control can enable tax avoidance. A...
Agricultural Relief and Business Relief: Where are we now?
There have been lots of changes Agricultural Relief (formally Agricultural Property Relief) and Business Relief (formally Business Property Relief) since our last article in November 2024. After many months of consultation, significant reforms to Agricultural Relief...
Do I still need a Limited Company?
Incorporating a business once profits reached a certain level used to be a given. Today, the conversation is more nuanced, and some existing company owners may be asking themselves, “Do I still need a limited company?” or “Should I disincorporate? With the increased...
2026 / 2027 UK Tax Changes
Find out everything you need to know about the Tax Rates applicable to the 2026/2027 Tax Year. From Income Tax allowances, National Insurance and dividend tax changes for individuals, to Vehicle and Fuel Benefits‑in‑Kind, UK company taxation, capital allowances,...
Government responds to late payments consultation
What could this mean for your business? Late payments remain a major challenge for UK businesses, costing the economy an estimated £11 billion every year. After consulting from July to October last year, the government has now published its response setting out a...
Three practial tips to deal with late payments
How can you reduce stress when collecting what you’re owed? Late payments are a familiar frustration for small businesses, and they can quickly turn into a serious cash flow issue. While the government has signalled that further legislation may be on the way to tackle...
Employers: Are you ready for the new tax year?
Essential payroll tasks to tick off now The 2025/26 tax year ended on 5 April 2026, and the new 2026/27 tax year is already underway. If you run a payroll, now is an important time to check that the previous tax year has been properly closed off and that your systems...
Should You Incorporate Your Business?
If you’ve been in business for some time, maybe on your own or with partners, chances are someone has told you, “You should incorporate.”. It’s a common suggestion, but is it really a smart step for your business? Let’s look at some of the factors you should consider...
Beware of Scammers – Stay Safe Online
We want to make you aware of a recent increase in phishing scams and take this opportunity to remind all our clients to stay extra vigilant. Over the past few months, we have seen a significant rise in fraudulent emails and phone calls claiming to be from HMRC. These...
Agricultural Relief and Business Relief: Where are we now?
There have been lots of changes Agricultural Relief (formally Agricultural Property Relief) and Business Relief (formally Business Property Relief) since our last article in November 2024. After many months of consultation, significant reforms to Agricultural Relief...
2026 / 2027 UK Tax Changes
Find out everything you need to know about the Tax Rates applicable to the 2026/2027 Tax Year. From Income Tax allowances, National Insurance and dividend tax changes for individuals, to Vehicle and Fuel Benefits‑in‑Kind, UK company taxation, capital allowances,...
Beware of Scammers – Stay Safe Online
We want to make you aware of a recent increase in phishing scams and take this opportunity to remind all our clients to stay extra vigilant. Over the past few months, we have seen a significant rise in fraudulent emails and phone calls claiming to be from HMRC. These...
Extracting Dividends from Your Company Ahead of the April 2026 Dividend Tax Rise
If you are a shareholder, from 6 April 2026, the tax you pay on dividends is increasing from 8.75% to 10.75% for basic rate taxpayers from 33.75% to 35.75% for higher rate taxpayers Those of you who pay dividend tax at the additional rate,...
Meet Our Team: A Tax Executive Who Loves Getting the Details Right
At CKLG, our people are at the heart of everything we do. This month, we’re excited to introduce Raven, one of our talented Tax Executives, whose meticulous approach and client-first mindset ensures a smooth and stress-free tax season for every client. ...
Disposing of a UK Residential Property? What You Need to Know About 60‑Day CGT Reporting
When you sell a UK residential property for more than you paid for it, you’ll normally need to report the profit (your capital gain) to HMRC within 60 days of completion and pay any Capital Gains Tax (CGT) owed. However, there is a helpful exception that could defer...
Preparing for the New Tax Year: What employers need to know?
The end of the 2025/26 tax year will soon be here, which means a few additional tasks to carry out on your payroll, if you run one. If you run a payroll, you will need to report information on the tax year that is ending on 5 April 2026 to HM Revenue and Customs...
What does the Spring Forecast tell us about tax?
During a week dominated by news of the Middle East conflict, on 3 March 2026, Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented the Spring Forecast to Parliament. As part of the government’s policy of one major fiscal event a year, the Chancellor announced no new tax or spending...
There is still time for some year end tax planning
With the end of the tax year approaching, now is a good time to check that you are making the most of your tax reliefs and allowances. Income Tax Beat fiscal drag!Consider transferring assets between spouses/civil partners if income tax savings could be made. Think...
The government considers the risk of error and tax evasion to be highest in ‘close companies’. In such cases, the legal distinction between the company and its ‘participators’ is sometimes misunderstood, and the level of control can enable tax avoidance. A... Incorporating a business once profits reached a certain level used to be a given. Today, the conversation is more nuanced, and some existing company owners may be asking themselves, “Do I still need a limited company?” or “Should I disincorporate? With the increased... Find out everything you need to know about the Tax Rates applicable to the 2026/2027 Tax Year. From Income Tax allowances, National Insurance and dividend tax changes for individuals, to Vehicle and Fuel Benefits‑in‑Kind, UK company taxation, capital allowances,... What could this mean for your business? Late payments remain a major challenge for UK businesses, costing the economy an estimated £11 billion every year. After consulting from July to October last year, the government has now published its response setting out a... How can you reduce stress when collecting what you’re owed? Late payments are a familiar frustration for small businesses, and they can quickly turn into a serious cash flow issue. While the government has signalled that further legislation may be on the way to tackle... Essential payroll tasks to tick off now The 2025/26 tax year ended on 5 April 2026, and the new 2026/27 tax year is already underway. If you run a payroll, now is an important time to check that the previous tax year has been properly closed off and that your systems... If you’ve been in business for some time, maybe on your own or with partners, chances are someone has told you, “You should incorporate.”. It’s a common suggestion, but is it really a smart step for your business? Let’s look at some of the factors you should consider... We want to make you aware of a recent increase in phishing scams and take this opportunity to remind all our clients to stay extra vigilant. Over the past few months, we have seen a significant rise in fraudulent emails and phone calls claiming to be from HMRC. These... The end of the 2025/26 tax year will soon be here, which means a few additional tasks to carry out on your payroll, if you run one. If you run a payroll, you will need to report information on the tax year that is ending on 5 April 2026 to HM Revenue and Customs...
Are you receiving dividends from your company?
Do I still need a Limited Company?
2026 / 2027 UK Tax Changes
Government responds to late payments consultation
Three practial tips to deal with late payments
Employers: Are you ready for the new tax year?
Should You Incorporate Your Business?
Beware of Scammers – Stay Safe Online
Preparing for the New Tax Year: What employers need to know?
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