I’ve spent 10+ years in practice, and if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that most problems in an accountancy firm aren’t technical. They happen in the gaps. A typical practice runs on a patchwork. One system for prospecting. Another for proposals. A separate one for client records, another for documents, a job tracker, an
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The Budget on 28 October 2026 cut the Business Asset Disposal Relief limit, raised tax on savings and property income from April 2027 and set new dates for payrolling benefits. Here is what changes, who it affects and what to do now.
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If a bookkeeper or adviser files your Self Assessment or company tax return, they may need to apply to register with HMRC by 17 November 2026. Ask them.
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Your second MTD for Income Tax quarterly update is due by Saturday 7 November 2026. Plus what to check if HMRC has written to say it has signed you up.
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The Budget is on Wednesday 28 October 2026. What’s already law, which proposals are still only consultations, and how to plan without chasing rumours.
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The approved mileage rate is 55p a mile for 2026/27, backdated to 6 April. Paid less? You can usually claim relief. From 1 November, use the 06/26 P87.
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From 7 October to 7 November 2026, HMRC may contact CIS contractors whose deduction rates don’t match subcontractors’ verified rates. What to check.
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Have a PAYE Settlement Agreement? Tell HMRC the value of your PSA items, even if it’s nil, and pay the 2025/26 tax and Class 1B NIC by 22 October.
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Your accountant sees your numbers all year round. How that view can make them a useful mentor and sounding board as your business grows.
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What a trust is, the main UK types, why families and business owners use them, and the tax and registration rules to know before setting one up.
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