Payroll and PAYE
23 articles on payroll and paye for UK limited company directors, contractors, sole traders and small businesses.
Payroll and PAYE
Tax deducted at source (TDS) means income tax is taken from certain payments before you receive them. This guide covers how TDS applies to interest, dividends, payroll, rental income, and gift aid, plus when you can reclaim overpaid tax.
Payroll and PAYE
A clear breakdown of the UK taxation bands for 2025/26, covering income tax, National Insurance, dividend tax, and corporation tax. Includes practical examples for limited company directors, sole traders, and contractors.
Payroll and PAYE
Working as a construction subcontractor means dealing with the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), VAT, and often IR35. A specialist accountant who knows the sector inside out can save you thousands and keep you compliant. Here is what you need to know.
Payroll and PAYE
A clear look at whether you need an accountant for payroll, what they actually do, and when doing it yourself stops making sense. Includes real cost comparisons and common pitfalls.
Payroll and PAYE
A practical guide to managing accounts and payroll for your UK business. Covers payroll setup, PAYE, year-end reporting, and how to keep bookkeeping on track. Written for limited company directors, sole traders, and small business owners.
Payroll and PAYE
A specialist CIS accountant UK helps construction contractors, subcontractors, and sole traders navigate the Construction Industry Scheme. We explain what CIS is, who it applies to, the common mistakes, and how an accountant saves you time and money.
Payroll and PAYE
A clear, practical guide for UK employers on correcting PAYE overpayments from previous tax years. Covers the EPS correction process, RTI reporting rules, and when to claim a direct repayment from HMRC.
Payroll and PAYE
The 45p per mile tax-free mileage rate applies to the first 10,000 business miles an employee drives in their own car. Above 10,000 miles, the rate drops to 25p per mile. This article explains how to pay it through payroll, what counts as a business journey, and what happens if you pay more or less than the approved amount.
Payroll and PAYE
Processing a final salary payment for a leaving director is different from a standard employee termination. You need to handle the director's loan account, accrued holiday pay, and final payroll submission correctly to avoid HMRC penalties. This guide covers the full process for UK limited companies.
Payroll and PAYE
If you're taking on your first employee or paying yourself a salary through your limited company, you need to register for PAYE. This guide walks you through the process, the deadlines, and what happens after you register. We cover limited companies, sole traders, and partnerships.
Payroll and PAYE
Step-by-step guide to registering as an employer, choosing payroll software, and running your first payroll. Covers directors, sole traders with staff, and common pitfalls like the Employment Allowance and RTI deadlines.
Payroll and PAYE
IR35 rules apply differently to umbrella company contractors than to limited company contractors. This guide explains how HMRC assesses your employment status, what deductions you should expect on your payslip, and whether IR35 actually affects your take-home pay when you work through an umbrella.