Practical guides on MTD, VAT and modern bookkeeping — for accountants getting their practice and their clients ready for a digital-first HMRC.
Every director and person with significant control must verify their identity with Companies House by 18 November 2026 - and an unverified director blocks the company's confirmation statement. Who needs to act, how to verify, a checklist for practices, and how BookEnu tracks it for you.
Read article →The key Self Assessment tax return deadlines for UK sole traders, landlords and directors — registration, paper and online filing, and the payment dates — plus how Making Tax Digital changes things from April 2026.
Read article →MTD for Income Tax lands in April 2026 for higher earners and widens each year after. Here's who's affected, the timeline, and how accountants can get clients ready without the last-minute scramble.
Read article →When does a UK business have to register for VAT? A plain-English guide to the £90,000 VAT registration threshold, the rolling 12-month test, voluntary registration and what Making Tax Digital means once you're in.
Read article →Making Tax Digital for VAT applies to every VAT-registered business. The detail that trips people up is the 'digital records' and 'digital links' rules. Here's what actually counts — and how to stay clean.
Read article →A plain-English comparison of operating as a sole trader versus a limited company in the UK — tax, take-home pay, liability, admin and Making Tax Digital — to help you or your clients choose.
Read article →The hard part of Making Tax Digital isn't the software — it's getting clients to send you clean records, on time, every quarter. A practical playbook for accountants.
Read article →AI can read a receipt and categorise it in seconds — but it shouldn't post to the ledger unchecked. An honest look at where AI belongs in a bookkeeping workflow, and where the accountant still does.
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