Limited Company Directors

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Should I give my partner shares in the company?

It’s a question we’re asked a lot at Companion Accountancy. So, we’re going to answer honestly and transparently. Whether you’re a small business owner or contractor, understanding the implications is essential. Ultimately though, it is a decision that is best arrived at by you and only you as it largely depends on your comfort within […]

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How to claim a work Christmas party as a tax-deductible expense

Christmas is a-coming and the work party is sounding expensive! But did you know that HMRC allows you to claim your work Christmas party as a tax-deductible expense? The work Christmas party might be a love it or hate it kind of social event amongst staff, but without one, your staff could end up feeling

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Allowable benefits for UK limited companies

Running a limited company in the UK comes with numerous responsibilities, especially regarding benefits provided to employees and directors. For contractors and small businesses, understanding allowable benefits is essential. This is because they can either be exempt from tax, offer potential tax reliefs, or have specific tax treatments. Here, we’ve covered what allowable benefits are,

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Limited company directors: Do you know how much personal tax you incurred for 2024/25?

As a limited company director, you’ll need to keep on top of your bookkeeping and personal tax obligations for legal compliance and your own financial health. We are now into the fifth month of the financial year, which runs from April 6, 2024 to April 5, 2025. Do you know where you stand in terms

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