With the cost of living rising, cashback sites and loyalty rewards can feel like a smart way to save — but not all rewards are tax-free. HMRC’s latest guidance explains when cashback and points count as personal perks, and when they become taxable business income. Here’s how to make sure your money-saving hacks don’t trigger an unexpected tax bill.

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.