Factsheets

Tax & Accounting Factsheets

 

Practical guidance for individuals and businesses

Our factsheets provide clear and practical information on a range of UK tax, accounting and business matters.

Whether you are an individual, company director, self-employed, landlord or business owner, these guides are designed to help you understand key tax rules, allowances, deadlines and accounting responsibilities.

Explore Our Factsheets

Browse our guides covering topics including:

  • Personal Tax – Income Tax rates, allowances, Self Assessment and tax planning
  • Limited Companies – Corporation Tax, directors’ responsibilities and company accounts
  • VAT – VAT registration, rates, returns and common VAT issues
  • Payroll & National Insurance – PAYE, National Insurance, benefits and employer responsibilities
  • CIS & Construction – Guidance for contractors and subcontractors
  • Property & Landlords – Rental income, allowable expenses and property taxation
  • Capital Gains Tax – Understanding when CGT may arise and the available allowances and reliefs
  • Pensions & Investments – Tax relief, allowances and important tax considerations
  • Starting a Business – Practical tax and accounting guidance for new businesses
  • Making Tax Digital – Understanding your digital record-keeping and reporting responsibilities

Keeping You Informed

Tax rules and allowances can change from one tax year to another. We regularly review our factsheets to help ensure the information reflects current UK tax legislation and HMRC guidance.

Each factsheet identifies the relevant tax year where appropriate and includes a review date.

Need Advice?

Our factsheets provide general guidance, but everyone’s circumstances are different.

If you need advice about your personal or business tax affairs, Fair View Accounting & Tax Services can provide practical support tailored to your circumstances.

Contact us to arrange an initial consultation.

Important Information

The information contained within our factsheets is provided for general guidance only and should not be treated as personalised tax, accounting, investment or financial advice. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and legislation may change. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from action based on the information provided.