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Business Startup Advice

BUSINESS STARTUP ADVICE FOR UK COMPANIES

The decisions you make before starting can shape your business for years.

Starting a business involves more than choosing a name and finding your first customer. The wrong setup can create unnecessary tax costs or leave you dealing with obligations you didn’t expect.

We help you make those early decisions with a clear plan. Whether you’re starting from scratch or already trading, we’ll help you understand what needs attention before small issues become expensive ones.

Get your business moving with the right foundations from day one.

How much will your Self Assessment cost?

Our low monthly fees allow you to split the cost over a whole year

Sole Traders

From £24.50 per month

Your Self Assessment tax return is included in your fee as part of the service.

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Limited Companies

From £39.50 per month

Add Self Assessment for an extra £10.00 per month for the first 2 x directors.

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Partnerships

From £24.50 per month

Add Self Assessment for an extra £10.00 per month, per partner.

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Choose The Right Setup From Day One

Your business structure affects what comes next.

Choosing between operating as a sole trader or setting up a limited company can affect your tax position and responsibilities. It can also influence how you take money from the business as it grows.

We look at your circumstances before recommending an approach. Our advice focuses on what makes sense for your business rather than simply choosing the most common option.

We can help you consider:

Sole trader or limited company setup
Registration requirements
Your expected income and business activity
How you'll take money from the business
Future plans for growth

Start with a structure that fits where you’re going.

Launch with Confidence

Get the right advice from day one.

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Understand Your Business Tax Position

Tax shouldn’t become a surprise after you start trading.

New business owners often focus on sales while overlooking the tax obligations that follow. Understanding these early can help you keep better records and avoid problems later.

We explain the tax requirements relevant to your situation and help you understand what needs to be planned for as your business develops.

Our business tax advice can cover:

Income Tax or Corporation Tax Considerations
VAT registration requirements
Allowable business expenses
Self Assessment obligations
Tax planning for your early trading years

Know what your business may owe before the bill arrives.

Build Better Financial Habits Early

Good records make running a new business easier.

You don’t need complicated systems when you’re starting out. You do need a reliable way to track what comes into the business and what goes out.

We can help you put practical accounting processes in place from the beginning. This can make your future bookkeeping and year-end work far easier to manage.

We can help you establish:

A suitable bookkeeping system
Separate business banking arrangements
Record-keeping processes
Expense tracking
A routine for monitoring your finances

Get your financial records right before your business gets busy.

Frequently Asked Question

What is the CGT rate in the UK?
CGT rates vary depending on the asset you sell and your income tax band. Different rates can apply to residential property and other chargeable assets, so it's important to calculate your gain before submitting your tax return.
How to avoid CGT on shares?
You may be able to reduce or avoid CGT on shares by using available tax allowances, ISA investments, pension contributions, or other HMRC-approved reliefs. The most suitable option depends on your personal circumstances and the type of shares you own.
What assets are subject to capital gains tax?
CGT may apply when you dispose of assets such as investment property, shares, business assets, cryptocurrencies, or valuable personal possessions. Some assets qualify for exemptions or reliefs under HMRC rules.
Do I pay Capital Gains Tax on inherited property?
You don't usually pay CGT when you inherit an asset. However, CGT may become payable if you later sell the inherited property or asset and it has increased in value since you inherited it.
Do I pay Capital Gains Tax if I sell my main home?
Many homeowners qualify for Private Residence Relief, which can reduce or eliminate CGT when selling their main residence. Whether relief applies depends on your circumstances and how the property has been used.
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