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For all of our limited company directors and shareholders, a key concern is how they should pay themselves from their Limited Companies. The answer in some cases is straight forward, in other cases not so. Fluctuating tax rates mean that the ideal mix of salary and...

As the sun (hopefully!) continues to shine, your mind is probably a million miles from spreadsheets and tax returns. But here at Rogers Spencer, we think August is a hidden gem for getting your financial house in order. Amongst the welcome distractions of holidays and...

In today's evolving landscape, many UK limited companies are considering the switch to electric vehicles (EVs) for their business needs. Beyond the environmental advantages, there are some significant tax benefits that can make this a very smart financial decision....

As the school year draws to a close, many owner-managed businesses face the familiar summer staffing juggle. Perhaps you need extra hands to cover holidays, manage increased seasonal demand, or simply tackle those back-burner projects. Have you considered a readily...

When embarking on your entrepreneurial journey, or even if you are an established business, a crucial decision is your business structure: will you operate as a sole trader or a limited company? This choice isn't just about legal formalities; it carries significant...

Possibly not… The world of UK business is constantly evolving, and the latest ripple causing a stir is the impending shake-up of audit thresholds. For many businesses, the annual audit is a significant undertaking, bringing with it both compliance burdens and,...

With the 2024/25 tax year-end fast approaching (5th April) the sands of time are ticking by. Here are Rogers Spencer’s 5 top tips for pre-year-end tax planning. 1. Make Pension Contributions Perhaps the most powerful and easiest way to reduce your tax bill is to pay...

As the minimum wage changes are due to take effect from April, both business owners and employees face important adjustments. With recent legislative changes increasing minimum wage rates in several regions, understanding the impact on your business and workforce is...

It feels as though an age has passed since the UK’s first female Chancellor, Rachel Reeves delivered her inaugural budget back in October and the effects of these have seeped somewhere into the back of our collective subconscious. But thus far many of the changes...

Are you tired of the stress and confusion that comes with managing your finances? A personal accountant can be a game-changer, offering expert guidance and support to help you make the most of your money. Here are five ways a personal accountant can save you money and...

HMRC announced last week an increase in total taxes collected of £5.6 Billion for the period of April to July 2024 as compared with the corresponding 2023 period HMRC tax receipts and National Insurance contributions for the UK (monthly bulletin) - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)...

Chancellor Rachel’s Reeves big moment in the Autumn Budget on 26th November was hijacked by the OBR’s (Office for Budgetary Responsibility) unprecedented, premature release of their Budget Report, which erroneously disclosed all of the Chancellor’s revisions to the...

For all of our limited company directors and shareholders, a key concern is how they should pay themselves from their Limited Companies. The answer in some cases is straight forward, in other cases not so. Fluctuating tax rates mean that the ideal mix of salary and...

As the sun (hopefully!) continues to shine, your mind is probably a million miles from spreadsheets and tax returns. But here at Rogers Spencer, we think August is a hidden gem for getting your financial house in order. Amongst the welcome distractions of holidays and...

In today's evolving landscape, many UK limited companies are considering the switch to electric vehicles (EVs) for their business needs. Beyond the environmental advantages, there are some significant tax benefits that can make this a very smart financial decision....

As the school year draws to a close, many owner-managed businesses face the familiar summer staffing juggle. Perhaps you need extra hands to cover holidays, manage increased seasonal demand, or simply tackle those back-burner projects. Have you considered a readily...

When embarking on your entrepreneurial journey, or even if you are an established business, a crucial decision is your business structure: will you operate as a sole trader or a limited company? This choice isn't just about legal formalities; it carries significant...

Possibly not… The world of UK business is constantly evolving, and the latest ripple causing a stir is the impending shake-up of audit thresholds. For many businesses, the annual audit is a significant undertaking, bringing with it both compliance burdens and,...

With the 2024/25 tax year-end fast approaching (5th April) the sands of time are ticking by. Here are Rogers Spencer’s 5 top tips for pre-year-end tax planning. 1. Make Pension Contributions Perhaps the most powerful and easiest way to reduce your tax bill is to pay...

As the minimum wage changes are due to take effect from April, both business owners and employees face important adjustments. With recent legislative changes increasing minimum wage rates in several regions, understanding the impact on your business and workforce is...

It feels as though an age has passed since the UK’s first female Chancellor, Rachel Reeves delivered her inaugural budget back in October and the effects of these have seeped somewhere into the back of our collective subconscious. But thus far many of the changes...

Are you tired of the stress and confusion that comes with managing your finances? A personal accountant can be a game-changer, offering expert guidance and support to help you make the most of your money. Here are five ways a personal accountant can save you money and...