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Medical Benefits Through your Business
HMRC does allow certain health benefits to be provided tax free, but there are a few important things to remember. So let’s look at what [...]
What Is a DPNI Scheme
If you work in the UK for a company that’s based overseas, you may have heard the term DPNI scheme and wondered what on earth [...]
Making Tax Digital (MTD): What it Means for You
Making Tax Digital changes how self‑employed individuals keep records and report information to HMRC. It requires you to keep digital records of your income [...]
Transferring Property to a Limited Company: A Scottish Accountant’s Perspective
As an accountant based in Scotland, I often receive inquiries from clients about the process and implications of transferring property from personal ownership to a [...]
What to Know About HMRC Reviews: Why Complete and Accurate Information Matters
As your accountant, our role is to prepare and submit tax returns that are accurate, complete, and compliant with HMRC’s rules. To do that properly, [...]
CIS Subcontractors: What We Need from You To File Your Self-Assessment
If you’re a subcontractor in the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), it can feel like tax is already being dealt with because deductions come off your payments each month. The good news is that CIS deductions are treated as advance payments towards your tax and National Insurance, and your Self-Assessment return is where everything gets reconciled properly.
CIS Subcontractors: What We Need from You To File Your Self-Assessment
If you’re a subcontractor in the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), it can feel like tax is already being dealt with because deductions come off your [...]
VAT Registration Without the Panic: practical tips to protect your cash flow and your margins
VAT can feel like the moment your business “levels up” … and then immediately starts trying to trip you up. I’ve seen brilliant small businesses [...]
Understanding Dividend Income Taxation in Scotland 2026/2027: A simple guide for company owners
As we head into the 2026/2027 tax year (6 April 2026 to 5 April 2027), it’s worth revisiting how dividend income is taxed and how [...]
Self Assessment Tax Return 2025/26: What You Need + How We Help
If you’re thinking about your Self Assessment tax return 2025/26, April is the perfect time to get organised early. The tax year runs from 6 April 2025 to 5 April 2026, and once the year ends, you can start preparing your return right away — which means less stress, fewer surprises, and better tax planning.
At Anlo, we take the worry, anxiety and time out of managing your tax. We’re not the kind of accountants who only appear once a year — we’re here to support you, talk things through, and make the whole Self Assessment process feel a lot more manageable.
A Simple Guide to Capital Allowances (And What’s Changing Soon)
As we head toward the tax return deadline, I wanted to share a really simple explanation of capital allowances and some important changes that are coming in from 1 January 2026 and April 2026. I know this topic can feel complicated, but my goal is to make it easy to understand and to show how the rules apply in real situations many of you ask me about every year.
2 Months Left to File Your Self-Assessment Tax Return
If you’re self-employed, earn untaxed income, or have other income streams besides employment income, now is the time to prepare for the 2024–25 tax year as the deadline is the end of January 2026.
What Period Does It Cover?
The 2024–25 tax year runs from 6 April 2024 to 5 April 2025. The deadline is the end of January 2026 to file for this year and to make the paymen
