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Having a mortgage in principle at the start of your property hunt gives you a leg-up on the competition; it shows the sellers you’re a serious buyer and can even help speed up the process. Here’s what you need to know about mortgages in principle.

Many practice owners and self-employed professionals are unaware of all the business expenses they can claim for some much-needed tax relief. Make sure you’re taking advantage of the tax relief you are eligible for before the end of the tax year.

Good news for self-employed individuals! If you paid your self-assessment bill on time –  at the end of last month – you can still file your form this month. Plus, HMRC will waive the usual £100 late penalty fee as long as you file it online by 28th February.

According to The Association of British Insurers, one million people are unable to work each year in the UK due to illness or injury, yet only 10% of the population actually have protection plans in place to help them through. Make sure your finances are protected to provide peace of mind so you’re free to […]

Landlords have faced various tax changes since 2016. As each new piece of legislation made it harder to succeed than the last, there has been a sharp decline in rental properties. Is a limited company the answer?

If you know you’ll need to submit a self-assessment tax form, then the 31st of January is an important day to remember. The end of the month is also the deadline to pay your first payment on account and balancing payment for the previous tax year. There is still time to take care of business, […]

Concerns at the start of the pandemic over whether or not insurers would cover coronavirus related claims were unfounded. In fact, insurers have paid out over £90m in death claims alone since the outbreak of COVID-19.

January is flying by and the end of the first month of 2021 is almost upon us. The 31st of January is an important date to remember because this is the deadline by which you need to submit and pay your 19/20 self-assessment tax form.

As property values rise, in particular private residences, and with the freezing of the nil rate band since 2009, more and more people are getting caught up in the inheritance tax (IHT) net.

It might seem a herculean task to keep track of your pension on top of everything else you deal with as a busy dental or medical professional. Especially at the moment, with further lockdowns due to COVID, it’s probably just another thing to handle. But it doesn’t need to be that difficult!