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Autumn Budget 2017: A summary for small business owners

November 24, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

Autumn Budget 2017 for small business owners

This week, Phillip Hammond, the Chancellor presented his Autumn Budget for 2017 and for small business owners, nothing that was announced really “rocked the boat”. It was a budget of lots of small measures rather than any big announcement. There were however a few pointers to some bigger changes that may come about in the […]

Filed Under: Budgeting for small business, Business planning, Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment, Tax planning, VAT, Working from home Tagged With: 2017 Autumn budget, 2018-19 tax year, Class 2 National Insurance, Making Tax Digital, NICs, Self employed income tax, sole trader self assessment, sole traders tax return, tax planning, VAT threshold

But my friend claims that as a tax expense……..

November 24, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

claiming a tax expense

Being able to chat to a friend about the ups-and-downs of running your small businesses can sometimes make all the difference to getting through the week with your sanity intact. You’re out there on our own so sharing the success, moaning about the difficulties and working out the parts you don’t have first-hand knowledge in, can […]

Filed Under: Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment, Tax planning, VAT Tagged With: personal taxation, self assessment tax, sole trader self assessment, sole traders tax return, tax planning, Tax returns, Using an accountant

Are you using your Personal Tax Account?

October 18, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

Personal Tax Account

What’s the thing you dislike most about dealing with your own personal tax affairs? Other than the ever-present stress of getting your tax return done and dusted, don’t you just dread putting in phone calls to HMRC?  I know I do. Dealing with even the most mundane of matters can eat into my precious working […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Business planning, Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment, Tax planning Tagged With: Making Tax Digital, Personal Tax Account, personal taxation, SA302, Self employed income tax, Self-employment, sole trader bookkeeping, sole trader self assessment, tax planning, Tax returns

Self-employed? 6 tips to boost your chances of getting a mortgage

September 9, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

Self-employed mortgage

Self-employment is an increasingly popular lifestyle and career choice for many. But while the benefits of being your own boss and the flexibility afforded are something to celebrate, the path can be littered with challenges. Obtaining a mortgage is one of them. It’s not easy. But, in my two-part blog series I help show you how […]

Filed Under: Budgeting for small business, Business planning, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, Tax planning Tagged With: Accountants certificate, limited company accounts, record keeping, SA302, se, self assessment, self employed, self-employed mortgage, Self-employment, sole trader self assessment

I’m self-employed. How can I prove my income for a mortgage?

September 9, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

Self-employed? How can i prove your income for a mortgage.

Many people dream of becoming their own boss and enjoying the flexibility that self-employment affords. But when it comes to securing a mortgage, being classed as self-employed, rather than employed can seem like pushing water uphill. The good news is that it doesn’t have to be that hard – it is possible to get a […]

Filed Under: Business planning, Personal taxation, Record keeping, Self employment, Tax planning Tagged With: Accountants certificate, Limited company director, Obtaining a mortgage, Partnerships, SA302, Self-employed income, Self-employment, sole trader, Tax overview

Making Tax Digital – what you need to know

September 7, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

Making Tax Digital - what you need to know

Digitalising the tax system has been a hot topic on the government’s agenda for several years now. My earlier blog “I’m a sole trader – will I need to submit 4 tax returns a year?” outlined the government’s initial proposals on Making Tax Digital (MTD). The last year has seen a huge response from the […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, online accounting software, Personal taxation, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, VAT Tagged With: Making Tax Digital, Online accounting software, Self-employment, sole trader bookkeeping, sole trader self assessment, Tax returns, Xero

Are you guilty of sabotaging self-employment?

May 21, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

Are you guilty of sabotaging self-employment?

It’s taken commitment, guts and talent to create something out of nothing. And that’s something to celebrate! But the self-employment path is littered with challenges. Things like market conditions, competition, and supply and demand remain outside our control. But often it’s the things we can actually control that we’re guilty of unintentionally sabotaging. Maybe it’s […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Pricing your product and services, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up, Working from home Tagged With: record keeping, self assessment, self assessment tax, Self-employment, sole trader bookkeeping, sole trader self assessment, solopreneurs, starting up a business, Tax returns, Using an accountant

Employed and self-employed – What tax will I pay?

March 26, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

What tax do I pay if I am self-employed and employed

You’re currently employed but want to start up a business as a sideline either because you are transitioning from a hobby or you’re keen to supplement your income. Either way, you’re ready to take the leap but haven’t quite got your head around the tax side of things. Am I right? The first thing to […]

Filed Under: Budgeting for small business, Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up, Working from home Tagged With: employed Income tax, hobby business, National Insurance, personal taxation, self assessment, Self employed income tax, Self-employment, sole trader, starting up a business, Tax returns

6 things you should do before the end of the tax year

March 22, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

6 things to do before the end of the tax year

The end of the tax year is fast approaching and some of you, whose accounting year end follows the tax year, will soon become embroiled in finalising your small business accounts. But, before you leap into self-assessment mode, it’s worth taking a quick review of your taxes and personal finances. Here are 6 simple things […]

Filed Under: Personal taxation, Self employment, Tax planning Tagged With: Capital gains tax, personal finance, self employed, self-assessment taxation, sole trader, tax codes, tax planning

Budget 2017: Key points for small business owners

March 10, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

It would appear that small businesses and the self-employed have once again come into the firing line through measures introduced in the Chancellor’s Spring Budget. For the full 68 page report on the Budget 2017 you can click here. In the meantime, here are the key points affecting small business owners: Compliance with Making Tax […]

Filed Under: online accounting software, Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment, VAT Tagged With: bookkeeping, Budget 2017, Online accounting software, online invoicing, personal taxation, self assessment, self employed, Self-employment, sole trader

Why is everyone talking about Xero?

February 21, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

Xero-online accounting software

  As an accountant, I regularly receive calls from software companies, inviting me to trial their product. So when I was first approached by Xero I have to admit that my initial reaction to the “salesy“ (although admittedly slick) marketing pitch was to run a mile. But actually, Xero proved to be anything but an […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Budgeting for small business, Business planning, Excel, online accounting software, Record keeping Tagged With: accounting software, bookkeeping, cash-flow, Making Tax Digital, Online accounting software, sole trader bookkeeping, Xero

Changes to the flat rate VAT scheme

January 29, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

  If you’re a freelancer, contractor or small business owner currently reaping the rewards of the flat rate VAT scheme, regrettably your luck may be about to change. Draft changes to the flat rate VAT scheme to take effect from April 2017, propose the introduction of a new category of trader known as a “limited cost […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Business planning, VAT Tagged With: freelancer, tax planning, VAT Flat rate scheme

What happens if I don’t file my self-assessment tax return on time?

January 14, 2017 By Karen Upcraft

Self-assessment deadline

    If you’re new to self-assessment or haven’t quite got your act together on the paperwork front, you may worrying about whether you’re going to “make it” before the deadline and anxious about the repercussions of a late tax return submission to HMRC. Here are the facts: Your tax return for 2015-16 is due […]

Filed Under: Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up Tagged With: personal taxation, self assessment, self assessment tax, self employed, sole trader, tax planning

Can I still claim tax relief if I lose a receipt?

November 13, 2016 By Karen Upcraft

You sit down to tackle the mound of paperwork in your weekly, monthly or dare I mention annual bookkeeping ritual (click here for why this isn’t a good idea) only to discover you’re missing receipts for expenses you know you’ve incurred. You understand that “allowable” expenses are a good thing when it comes to working out […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Personal taxation, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up, Working from home Tagged With: bookkeeping, Online accounting software, personal taxation, Receipts, record keeping, sole trader bookkeeping, sole trader self assessment, Tax relief, Tax returns, Xero

Payments on account – a guide for sole traders

September 25, 2016 By Karen Upcraft

Payments on account are one of the most commonly misunderstood aspects of the self-assessment process and although the intention is to help self-employed people spread out their tax bill, the advantages might not seem so apparent when you ‘re first asked to pay a whopping big tax bill up front. What are payments on account? […]

Filed Under: Business planning, Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up, Tax planning, Working from home Tagged With: Budgeting, Financial planning, payments on account, personal taxation, self assessment, Self employed income tax, Self-employment, sole trader, sole trader self assessment, tax, tax return

What is a tax enquiry and how can you avoid one?

June 28, 2016 By Karen Upcraft

Tax Enquiry and how to avoid one

Tax enquiry, Tax investigation, eek … all sounds a bit scary doesn’t it?  And, when it comes to your small business accounts and taxes, haven’t you spent enough sleepless nights worrying about whether you are doing everything legally and above board? Facing up to a Tax Enquiry can seem like a daunting prospect. And I’ll […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Personal taxation, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment Tagged With: accounting software, bookkeeping, self assessment tax, Self-employment, sole trader account, Tax Enquiry, Tax returns, Using an accountant

10 Reasons why it pays to submit your tax return early

May 15, 2016 By Karen Upcraft

It pays to do your tax return early

Who has sat down at the last minute to do their tax return only to discover that there is something they don’t understand, paperwork that can’t be located or that their tax position is more complicated than first envisaged? And, then the problem you discover is that there’s not enough time to figure it out […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Budgeting for small business, Business planning, Personal taxation, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, Tax planning Tagged With: bookkeeping, Self employed income tax, Self-employment, sole trader self assessment, tax planning, Tax returns

I’m a sole trader – will I need to submit 4 tax returns a year?

April 24, 2016 By Karen Upcraft

You’re a sole trader running a small business. You’re feeling comfortable with the whole annual self-assessment tax process and you’ve mastered Excel spread-sheets. But, brace yourself. The government has planned a big digital overhaul of the tax system with a raft of new tax changes coming your way. The rationale behind the “Making Tax Digital” plan is HMRC’s […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Business planning, Excel, online accounting software, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, Tax planning Tagged With: bookkeeping, Digital tax accounts, Making Tax Digital, Online accounting software, personal taxation, self employed, sole trader

National Insurance Contributions – it’s all change for the self-employed

March 20, 2016 By Karen Upcraft

NI contributions for self employed

Many sole traders look at their tax position only in terms of the Income Tax payable and sometimes forget to take into account the tax they have to pay as National Insurance (NI). It’s easy to understand why NI is often regarded as the “forgotten tax” as the thresholds at which you pay NI and Income Tax differ. You […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment Tagged With: class2NI, Class4 NI, National Insurance, self assessment, self employed, sole trader, tax

7 tips to help improve your small business finances

February 23, 2016 By Karen Upcraft

Financial review of your small business

Now that your small business accounts and tax (for the previous tax year) are done and dusted, consider taking some time to reflect on your business’s performance over the year.  What went well?  What didn’t work out? What could you do to improve over the next twelve months? Here are my 7 tips to help improve […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Budgeting for small business, Business planning, Pricing your product and services, Record keeping, Self employment Tagged With: Budgets, Business planning, Pricing your product or service, sole trader bookkeeping, sole trader self assessment

The 5 biggest myths about claiming expenses

January 7, 2016 By Karen Upcraft

You’re a sole trader. You’ve made it this far with your small business accounts preparation and you can feel the end in sight. But, come to working out what you can and cannot claim as an expense (for tax purposes) and that sense of achievement starts to diminish. You’re baffled by the rules and you’re not quite sure […]

Filed Under: Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment, Working from home Tagged With: Claiming expenses, personal taxation, self-assessment taxation, sole trader expenses, Tax returns, working from home

A Tax Return Checklist (part 2)

November 19, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

If the thought of completing a tax return feels scary and overwhelming right now. If, just hearing the word “tax” sends your heart racing. Let me start by saying that you’re not alone. It’s entirely normal to feel like you should be coping with everything that running a small business entails. I know I do! […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Personal taxation, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up, Working from home Tagged With: 2014-15 tax year, hobby business, self assessment, sole trader bookkeeping, sole trader self assessment, sole trader tax, sole traders tax return, tax relief charitable donations, tax return, Tax returns, Using an accountant

A Tax Return Checklist (part 1)

November 14, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

Regular bookkeeeping

It’s that time of year again. Goodness only knows where you’ve put that receipt, what you could or should be claiming for, how you’ll get through your tax return with your sanity intact. Sound familiar? To ease you into that zone of inner calm, I have put together a 2 part guide (part 2 will be […]

Filed Under: Personal taxation, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, Working from home Tagged With: 2014-15 tax year, self assessment tax, sole trader self assessment, sole traders tax return, tax return

7 things you can do using online accounting software that you can’t do with Excel

October 15, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

You’re a small business owner managing your own bookkeeping using Excel. But recently, the complexity of the business has changed. You’re trying to muddle through with the same old processes and procedures but inside you’re crying out for some order, some structure (and a bit of a breather). Can you relate? When it’s OK to […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Excel, online accounting software, Record keeping Tagged With: bookkeeping, Growing a business, Online accounting software, online invoicing, record keeping, Vat returns, Xero

Can I claim for my food and drink expenses?

September 23, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

Food and drink expenses 1

Running your own small business is tough at the best of times but trying to fathom what you can and cannot claim for your business costs and expenses can seem like an impossible task. Food and drink costs are no exception and the rules around claiming these costs as a sole trader can seem complicated […]

Filed Under: Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment, Working from home Tagged With: Allowable expenses, Claiming food and drink, self assessment, Self-employment, sole trader, Tax returns

Making your charitable donations go further

September 16, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

There has been a spate of charitable giving in my household recently. My girls have just come back from a 10km run, supporting a charity close to our hearts. There have been trips to Naomi House with clothes that no longer fit and toys they’ve outgrown. On the global scale, we’ve seen disaster appeals for the earthquake […]

Filed Under: Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment Tagged With: Personal tax, self assessment, Self-employment, tax relief charitable donations

You’re a sole trader – do you really need an Accountant?

September 4, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

Use an accountant

You’re a sole trader with a small business – do you really need an Accountant? You may be surprised to learn that there is no mandatory requirement for sole traders to use an Accountant and, there will be many occasions when you can confidently forge ahead on your own steam. But, can you dispense entirely of […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Personal taxation, Pricing your product and services, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up, VAT Tagged With: Self-employment, sole trader bookkeeping, sole trader self assessment, Using an accountant

3 Simple ways to save tax (honestly)!

August 18, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

3 simple ways to save tax

You may have made that leap into self-employment or perhaps you’ve been juggling an employed role with a small home business at the side. Either way it’s been maddening watching a portion of that hard-earned income disappearing out of your bank account to pay the taxman. Wouldn’t you agree? None of us like paying tax […]

Filed Under: Personal taxation, Self employment Tagged With: personal taxation, saving tax

What the 2015 Summer Budget means for Sole Traders

July 12, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

2015 summer budget

Have you been left wondering why we’ve just had yet another Budget this year and what it all means for sole trader businesses and you personally? We did have a Budget back in March this year but after a new government has been elected the Chancellor traditionally has to announce a new one.  The difference was […]

Filed Under: Personal taxation, Self assessment, Self employment Tagged With: personal taxation, self assessment tax, Self employed income tax, Summer budget 2015

Pricing your product or service – 3 common pitfalls to avoid

June 30, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

Pricing your product and service

Pricing your product or service can be so tricky.  There’s your goal – to build a profitable, sustainable business. At the same time you’re working at making yourself both affordable and accessible to customers who value your product or service. But, at times, do you wonder whether you’ve got it right? If your price is too […]

Filed Under: Business planning, Pricing your product and services, Self employment, Starting Up Tagged With: Pricing your product and service, Self-employment, starting up a business

5 sole trader bookkeeping mistakes to avoid

May 28, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

5 sole trader bookkeeping mistakes to avoid

It’s taken commitment, guts and talent to create something out of nothing. I know from personal experience that’s no mean feat. It’s seriously hard work. You’re juggling more things than sometimes seems possible. You’re trying to do it all. And I’ll bet there have been times that you’ve wanted to throw in the towel. Am I […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Record keeping, Self employment, Starting Up Tagged With: bookkeeping, creating a business, record keeping, sole trader bookkeeping

Is there an easier way to prepare sole trader accounts?

May 16, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

As sole traders we dream of spending each working day immersed in the things that made us set up our business in the first place – making a product or selling a service. We didn’t dream about the tedious, demoralising and sometimes overly complex chores that come part and parcel of the self-employment package. Frequently, the easier option is just […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Self employment Tagged With: self employed, Self employed income tax, sole trader accounts, sole trader bookkeeping, starting up a business

7 tips to getting customers to pay (quickly)

May 5, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

Getting paid by your customers

The idea for my blog “tips to getting customers to pay” came to me after reading narrative on a software site. The article stated “that asking customers for money and invoicing them accordingly was the best part of a small business owner’s job” Really? I was cast back to the early months of starting up […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Record keeping, Self employment, Starting Up Tagged With: cash-flow, getting paid by your customers, Invoicing, online invoicing, sole trader

Hobby business or self-employed? Why it’s important to understand the difference

April 25, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

hobby business

You’ve been employed or you’re working part-time. Either way you’ve had that niggling inclination to re-invent yourself, to indulge your passion in doing something creative or have a go at doing something completely new. You start selling on Etsy, take a few portrait photographs for friends, design some jewellery – you ‘re loving being able […]

Filed Under: Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up, Working from home Tagged With: hobby business, mumpreneurs, self assessment, self employed, sole traders, solopreneurs, starting up a business

Starting a business: the sole trader’s introduction to getting it right first time

April 21, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

You’ve had the idea to start a business and are full of excitement. It’s taken courage to decide to reinvent yourself, to become your own boss. But right now your to-do list is getting you down. There’s your “big idea” but then there’s all these other annoying parts of the jigsaw puzzle that need to […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up, Working from home Tagged With: creating a business, record keeping, self assessment tax, sole trader bookkeeping, starting a business

Spring clean your small business accounting systems in 5 easy steps

April 11, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

With spring round the corner, this time of year often brings with it, a sense of renewed energy and intentions of improvement. There’s really no better time to devote to a spot of spring cleaning – not the ’empty out the garage’ type but the de-cluttering and re-organising of your small business bookkeeping systems. Here are my […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Business planning, online accounting software, Record keeping, Self employment, Starting Up, Working from home Tagged With: bookkeeping, online invoicing, separate bank accounts, sole trader accounts

A sole traders guide to the Budget 2015

March 24, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

Budget 2015 for sole traders

You heard it on the radio (until you dozed off), you caught some of the headlines in the press, you read the papers the next day but, you haven’t really had the time to get to grips with the main content or sift through the bits that impact you as a sole trader. I understand how […]

Filed Under: Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment Tagged With: budget 2015, self assessment tax, self employed

Will sole traders still need to complete a tax return?

March 20, 2015 By Karen Upcraft

Is the end of the tax return?

If you’ve seen the headlines this week you will have noted the numerous press articles on “death of the tax return”.  You might have started celebrating or you might been left wondering what it all means for you as a sole trader running a small business. I have to say that I was a little […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Self assessment, Self employment Tagged With: budget 2015, death of the tax return, self assessment, sole traders tax return

3 New Year’s Resolutions for your Micro Business

December 27, 2014 By Karen Upcraft

Often the Christmas and New Year period is when many small business owners have more time on their hands to reflect on the year gone by and to start thinking about the year ahead. For those of you who are mulling over financial goals for the forthcoming year, I have come up with three key areas […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Business planning, Record keeping, Self employment

Record keeping for the self-employed

November 9, 2014 By Karen Upcraft

Record keeping is an essential part of running a small business. In part one of my blog I will be looking at why you need to maintain records and what records you are required to retain. Part two, next week will look at the different ways to record you income and expenditure. A legal requirement […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Record keeping, Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up, Working from home

Who needs to complete a tax return?

October 24, 2014 By Karen Upcraft

The  deadline for online self-assessment is round the corner and with all the talk about tax returns I have found it interesting, listening to people’s views regarding the completion of them. Just to clarify some of the misunderstanding surrounding who needs to complete one I have summarised below the most common reasons for needing to complete […]

Filed Under: Self assessment, Self employment, Starting Up

The benefits of using online accounting software

October 17, 2014 By Karen Upcraft

Some of the more forward thinking Accountants are now jumping on the cloud bandwagon and embracing the benefits that online accounting software can bring to both client and Accountant. I, myself am a recent convert to Xero. Below I summarise some of the key benefits.   1. Cost savings No purchase of hardware or software […]

Filed Under: Accounting software, Bookkeeping and accounting, Record keeping

What is a bank reconciliation and why you should be doing one?

August 24, 2014 By Karen Upcraft

  Either through a lack of time or dislike of bookkeeping chores many small business owners take cursory glances at their bank statements each week or month to confirm that the “mental tally” looks about right and fail to spend the time performing detailed bank reconciliations. This blog briefly explains why you should all be doing one. […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping and accounting, Record keeping, Starting Up

A boost for kitchen table start-ups

August 21, 2014 By Karen Upcraft

Great news for all those “kitchen table start-ups” as the government announced initiatives this week aimed at making it easier for home based entrepreneurs to do business. For too long home based businesses have been regarded as being of no economic significance. This perception is now changing. According to the Department of Business there are […]

Filed Under: Self employment, Starting Up, Uncategorized, Working from home Tagged With: mumpreneurs, self employed, solopreneurs

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