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Challenger Banks Are They Any Good?

Are you considering switching to a challenger bank? In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at challenger banks and explore whether or not they’re a good option for you. So-called challenger banks are trying to change how banking is done by offering more convenient and customer-centric banking services. They often operate online or […]

The Dangers and Frustration of Holding Cash In Your Business

The Dangers and Frustration of Holding Cash In Your Business

Holding too much cash in your business has several possible implications. Not only are cash returns poor and inefficient, but holding significant surplus cash funds can impact your inability to benefit from a range of important tax reliefs. The worst-case scenario is that excess cash can affect the trading status of your business, turning it […]

What You Need To Know About Capital Allowances

Capital Allowances: What You Need To Know

Capital allowances are a valuable tax relief that allows businesses to claim tax deductions on the capital expenditure they incur when purchasing certain assets. These assets could include plant and machinery, office equipment, and commercial vehicles. In this blog, we will explore the available capital allowances, how to claim them, and the potential benefits they […]

Our Complete Guide to Accounting for Startups

Accounting for Startups: Our Complete Guide

If you are launching a startup, then kudos to you! Startup business owners need to be a lot of things from sales, bookkeeping, staffing, designing, stocktaker, chef, bakers and candlestick makers! You wear many hats as a startup owner, and we have not even mentioned accounting yet! However, accounting is one of the most important; […]

Our Guide to Tax Return Errors and Potential Penalties

Our Guide to Tax Return Errors and Potential Penalties

Self-assessment tax returns can be stressful, especially if you do not know what jargon is used and what needs to go into each box. SATR errors are more common than you might think, and often it, can result in you having to either pay too much tax or not paying enough; either way, it can be costly. HMRC are used to people making errors on their tax returns. This can be a deliberate mistake to avoid paying taxes or an oversight that needs to be corrected. Either way, the penalties can be severe, so doing what you can to prevent them is always best. In this blog post, RJF Accounting will run you through what happens if you make an error on your tax return, how to put it right, and what possible penalties you could face.

Tax-Efficient Ways to Take Money From a Limited Company

Tax-Efficient Ways to Take Money From a Limited Company

What are the most tax-efficient ways to take money from a limited company? When running a successful small business, you want to earn the rewards of your hard work. Although retaining money in the business is essential to maintain growth and increase efficiency, you also need to extract cash to provide a current and future […]