Running a business can be challenging, and almost always involves heaps of paperwork to sort out. You’ll need to make lots of important decisions on all sorts of things too, particularly when it comes to your finances. It can get a bit confusing, which is why lots of business owners decide to get some help…
Running one business is plenty of work by itself, but it’s not unheard of for some people to run multiple businesses at the same time. These might be sole trader enterprises, limited companies, or a combination. There aren’t any rules to say that you can’t run more than one business, but doing so can sometimes…
As the saying sort of goes, paying tax is pretty much inevitable, whether you’re employed, self-employed, or earning money from a side hustle or as a landlord. The money you earn from an employer is usually taxed at source, which means that your employer deducts the right amount of tax and National Insurance on your…
Pension planning isn’t always top of most self-employed people’s priorities, but we can all benefit from making some extra provision for our later years. Often, self-employed people will say that their business is their pension but that doesn’t always work out. Imagine if you invested in a Blockbuster franchise in the 1990s; you’ll be a…
So, you’ve had a brilliant idea for a business that you can’t wait to get off the ground. The next thing you need to do is get your business registered. There are different ways to structure your business depending on how you want to operate, such as through your own limited company. Registering a company…
