Leasing a company car can look like a tax treat — lower upfront costs, VAT recovery, and steady cash flow — but it’s not always the best option. The right choice depends on how you use the car, its CO₂ emissions, and whether you want ownership in the end. Here’s how to tell if leasing really saves you tax… or just looks sweet on the surface.

Dealing with tax matters can be challenging, especially when you face unpaid tax issues. It is important to address these problems quickly and effectively to avoid further complications. This post will help you understand your options and take control of your financial obligations. How to Resolve Unpaid Tax Issues Resolving unpaid tax issues requires a clear plan and prompt action. Ignoring the problem will only make it worse. Here are some steps you can take: Review your tax

HMRC is bringing back its power to take money directly from bank accounts for unpaid tax over £1,000. Find out who’s at risk, what safeguards are in place, and how to avoid being caught out.

In business, truth and transparency aren’t optional—they’re essential. At B R Pusser & Co Ltd, we help you keep finances clear, make wise decisions, and build lasting trust.

More landlords are considering limited companies for their buy-to-let portfolios. This approach can offer tax advantages, asset protection, and inheritance planning benefits — but it also comes with higher costs and compliance responsibilities. Find out whether incorporating your property business could work for you.

💡 Running a limited company? Don’t get caught out by myths that could cost you time, money, and even your business. From “I can use the company bank account however I want” to “If things go wrong, I’ll just walk away” — these misconceptions trip up directors every year. 👉 In this post, I’m busting the 10 biggest myths with practical advice to keep you compliant, protected, and profitable. ⚠️ Don’t build your business on myths. Build it on knowledge.

Reverse charge shifts VAT from supplier to customer in construction. Stay compliant, spot end users, and protect cash flow.

Making smart financial moves: Opting for a loan from the company rather than extra salary or dividends. You recently borrowed a...

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When you initially started your business, you likely didn't envision spending long evenings sorting receipts, pursuing invoices, or puzzling over unknown payments. While bookkeeping may not be the most exciting aspect of managing a company, doing it correctly can significantly enhance your decision-making process.

HMRC has begun a new compliance campaign targeting company directors who owed their companies money. What’s the full story, and how should you respond?

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As warmer months arrive, many businesses gear up to employ seasonal or temporary staff. While this meets current demand, it’s vital not to overlook your workplace pension obligations—even for short-term hires.

If you’re the owner-manager of a limited company, you’ve got one big advantage when it comes to tax: you decide how and when you pay...

In late 2024 you became self-employed. You’re now completing your tax return for 2024/25 and will claim the trading allowance instead of a tax deduction for business expenses. Could this impact your NI record and state pension entitlement?

What employers need to know. If your employees travel as part of their job—whether from home or their regular workplace—you probably...

Record keeping might not be the most exciting part of running a business, but ignore it at your peril.

In today’s fast-changing business environment, many self-employed individuals are asking the same question: “Is it time to register as a limited company?”

At BR Pusser & Co, we’re committed to keeping you informed with the latest financial and industry updates that affect your business. Here are the most important changes and best practices you need to be aware of this month.

Turning unwanted items into extra cash can feel like a fun hobby or an easy side hustle. Whether you're selling homemade crafts, upcycling old furniture, or flipping products for profit online, it’s important to understand when this activity could count as trading — and when you need to tell HMRC.