This time of year is always stressful for the self-employed as they try to complete their self-assessment tax returns before the usual submission deadline of 31st January, pulling together all of your invoices and receipts from the year can often be a struggle. IPSE is here to make sure you have the information and advice you need to ensure that filing your return is as pain free as possible.
With the 2021/22 tax year end coming up on 5th April, here are six tips for successfully navigating this period, along with seizing any opportunities that may arise from it.
In this blog, JSA outline how you can compliantly minimise your tax bill as you approach a tax year end, with varying income and expenditure.
By making some small changes throughout the year, you can save yourself a lot of time and worry when it comes time to meet your tax return deadlines.
GoSimpleTax cover who must file a Self Assessment tax return, how to register for Self Assessment, and how to report taxable COVID-19 grants and support payments.
In this blog, our friends at Penfold reveal how your pension can help you trim your tax and keep more of your hard-earned money.
From now on you will need to keep your records in a digital format, stored on a computer or in the cloud. In this blog from Mazuma, they outline why you should keep digital records and how to go about doing so.
Read IPSE's letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer calling for measures to boost self-employed business confidence in response to increasing cases of the Omicron variant of Covid-19.