Thinking of going limited in 2025? With fresh tax changes and growing businesses reassessing their setup, now’s the time to weigh the pros and cons of incorporation. From tax savings to increased admin, we break down what becoming a limited company could mean for you — and whether it’s the right move this year.
A smarter way to move forward in 2025/26
The 2024/25 tax year might be behind you, but now’s the time to reflect and reset. From reviewing your financials and improving systems to making better use of tax reliefs, Kingston Burrowes shares five key areas to strengthen your business strategy for the year ahead. Ready to turn insight into action? Let’s make 2025/26 your most strategic year yet.
Stay informed about key tax changes for the 2025/26 tax year — including income tax thresholds, dividend allowance cuts, and National Insurance updates. Learn how frozen bands and reduced exemptions could affect your personal and business finances, and discover smart strategies to minimise your tax liability.
It is crucial for individuals and businesses operating in the Cryptocurrency space to understand exactly which Cryptocurrency transactions are taxable. Whether it’s Cryptocurrency received as employment income, mining rewards, buying and selling tokens, exchanging Cryptocurrencies, using them for payments, or giving them as gifts, each transaction may have tax implications.
Changes are coming for anyone that pays Income Tax via Self-Assessment. Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self-Assessment (ITSA) will be a requirement for anyone with a business and/or property income of more than £50,000 per year, from April 2026.