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Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix Taxopedia

The Annual Investment Allowance (or “AIA”) is a tax relief. It can be claimed by sole traders, limited companies and partnerships.

9 tax deductions for DJs – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts)

Do you know exactly what you’re entitled to claim as an expense if you're self-employed? Explore nine tax deductions for DJs.

SA104 – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix Taxopedia

The SA104 is a form that you attach to your main SA100 tax return form if you need to declare profits or losses from a partnership.

Will I receive working or child tax credits on a bank holiday? – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts)

Worried about how the bank holiday may affect your Working or Child tax credits? Get the low-down on how HMRC payments work, here.

How to avoid paying tax on cryptocurrency

If you owe crypto tax, you can’t avoid paying it - but there are a few ways you can navigate the dreaded ‘crypto-tax’. Read about this here!

What is a CIS tax deduction?

A CIS tax deduction is a payment withheld from a subcontractor's pay by contractors and sent to HMRC to cover tax obligations.

What taxes do landlords have to pay in the UK?

There are five taxes that landlords must pay in the UK: Stamp Duty, Income Tax, National Insurance, Capital Gains Tax, and Inheritance Tax.

Off-payroll – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix Taxopedia

Off-payroll means getting paid for work through ways other than through a salary (otherwise known as a payroll).

Autumn Budget – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix Taxopedia

The Autumn Budget is an annual statement that sets out the UK government’s plans for raising and spending money. It can often include changes to Income Tax.

Basis period – Taxfix Taxopedia

The basis period is the period on which a sole trader calculates their tax each year. You calculate income and expenses during this period.

Let’s talk the Let Property Campaign – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts)

The Let Property Campaign is what HMRC describes as the “opportunity” for landlords to disclose their rental property earnings.

LP10 letter – Taxfix Taxopedia

An LP10 letter is a letter sent by HMRC that instructs your short-term employer or contractor not to deduct tax from your earnings.

Wait, what’s an accredited accountant?

Each one of our accountants is an accredited accountant, governed by one of the six regulatory accountancy bodies in the UK.

Unlimited liability

Unlimited liability means that the owner(s) of a business is personally responsible for any debts the business racks up.

P800 – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix Taxopedia

A P800, also known as a tax calculation, is a letter from HMRC that tells you that you have paid the wrong amount of tax.

Are you on the correct tax code? – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts)

A set of letters and numbers known as the tax code instructs HMRC on how much tax you owe. You maybe overpaying if you're on the wrong code.

What are the most tax-efficient investments in the UK?

HMRC assumes interest from joint accounts to always be split down the middle. If you want to change this split, find out how to do it here.

Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix

At Taxfix, legal name Positron Technologies Ltd., we are committed to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking across our business

How to add additional documents to your Taxfix account – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts)

How to upload additional documents to your Taxfix account and tax return

Can you go to jail for not paying taxes (UK)?

Can you go to jail for not paying taxes? One of the most frequently searched questions on the net. So, can you? Read this guide to find out.

Trading vs investing – how are they taxed differently?

Whether you’ve bought shares as a one-off investment or been mining crypto tokens as your side gig, here's what you need to know about tax.

How to add your UTR number to your Taxfix profile

Here's how to add your personal details to your Taxfix profile - including your address, date of birth, National Insurance number, and UTR number.

Invoice – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix Taxopedia

An invoice is a bill that a business gives to its customers, asking them to pay for the goods or services that the business has supplied to them.

National Insurance Number (NINo) – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix Taxopedia

The National Insurance Number (NINo) is a number that proves you have the right to work in the UK when you're looking for a job.

What is bookkeeping and how do you do it? – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts)

Bookkeeping is the practice of recording and tracking the financial transactions of a business. Think income, expenses and more!

Is a gym membership tax deductible for a business?

Is a corporate gym membership tax deductible? It all depends. HMRC considers gym membership to be a personal cost the majority of the time.

If these 6 signs describe your accountant… run! – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts)

Finding the right accountant can be tricky, especially if you’re new to the world of tax returns. Here are 6 signs that spell bad news.

How to change your tax code – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts)

Get help with all things tax with Taxfix, like how to change your tax code if you fear you may be on the wrong one.

What is HMRC's £2,000 tax-free summer holiday support? – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts)

If you have children under 11, you might be eligible for Tax-Free Childcare support, and receive up to £2,000 a year per child

Fiscal year? – Taxfix Taxopedia

The fiscal year is the same thing as the “tax year”. In the UK it runs from 6 April one year to 5 April of the following year.

Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts) reviews: 4 reasons customers love us

Based on our Taxfix (formerly TaxScouts) Trustpilot reviews, here are the top 4 reasons why our users love us.

Request your Companies House authentication code

Learn how to request Companies House authentication code. it’s key when it comes to updating your business activity online.

It no longer pays to be a landlord... or does it? – Page 10 of 10 – Taxfix (formerly Taxscouts)

It no longer pays to be a landlord in 2024, so what does that mean for short-term holiday lets and their respective landlords?

Tax written down value – Taxfix Taxopedia

Tax written down value is basically tax jargon related to Capital Allowances. You need to know it for certain business assets.

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