What a director’s loan account is – and how section 455 tax applies
Learn how director’s loan accounts work, when they become overdrawn, and how Section 455 Corporation Tax affects repayments and company cash flow.
Limited companies can face several different taxes depending on how they trade and how directors take money from the business.
Our tax guides cover Corporation Tax, VAT, PAYE, National Insurance, dividend tax, Capital Gains Tax and payroll, with practical explanations of the filing and payment rules directors need to know.
Learn how director’s loan accounts work, when they become overdrawn, and how Section 455 Corporation Tax affects repayments and company cash flow.
IR35 has been a thorn in the side of limited companies who provide professional services since April 2000. What is IR35, and what are the Off Payroll rules?
How Class 1 National Iinsurance Contributions are paid on director and employee salaries. Includes the current rates and thresholds.
A clear 2026/27 guide to Corporation Tax for limited company directors – rates, deadlines, marginal relief explained and how to record it correctly.
We calculate how to work out the best salary level for limited company directors for 2026/27. Do you even have to pay company directors a salary at all?
Capital allowances are a good way to reduce your company’s tax liability. We explore the AIA, WDA and other schemes, including Full Expensing.
The ‘dividend allowance’ is a nil-rate tax band on the first £500 of dividend income. This allowance has reduced over time. How does it work in practice?
If you’re involved in more than one company, it can affect how much corporation tax those companies pay. This is due to the associated companies rules.
Limited company directors: Self Assessment basics, 2026/27 deadlines, payments on account, who needs to file, and how to avoid penalties.
The Employment Allowance could be worth up to £10,500 each year against your limited company’s Employers’ National Insurance bill.
Limited companies distribute their profits to shareholders as dividends. Here, we look at how dividends are taxed, and how to declare dividends correctly.
In this guide, we explain what tax codes are, why they might change, and what to do if you think your tax code is incorrect.