Introduction VAT rules can sometimes feel complicated, especially if your business is trading in the UK but does not actually have a base here. HMRC calls these types of businesses Non-Established Taxable Persons (NETPs). At Super Financial Limited, we specialize in...

Foreign Entertainers Tax in the UK Tax System Overview & Scope The United Kingdom enforces distinct taxation requirements on foreign entertainers and athletes who receive proceeds from events that occur on British soil. Non-resident entertainers along with...

Your Company’s Guide to Nailing ATED: Don’t Get Burned! If your business owns a UK home worth more than £500,000, you might be hit with a tax you didn’t see coming: the Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED). Since 2013, this tax has been the government’s way of...

                workplace pension A workplace pension is a way of saving for retirement arranged by an individual’s employer. It is sometimes called a ‘company pension’, an ‘occupational pension’ or a ‘works pension’. Workplace...

VAT Reverse Charge: An Overview Provided by Super Financial Limited Super Financial Limited is aware that it may be difficult for companies, particularly those working in the construction sector, to stay on top of changes in tax laws. The VAT Reverse Charge is one...

A Simple Guide to UK Corporation Tax for Small Businesses (And How to Claim Loss Relief) Running a small business in the UK? Then understanding corporation tax is super important. It’s one of those legal things you need to get right as a limited company — but it’s not...

Introduction: The importance of claiming business expenses Effectively claiming business expenses through your Self-Assessment return is a strategy for reducing your taxable profit and keeping more of what you earn. For whom is a self-assessment return necessary?...

HMRC is moving forward with its plan to digitise the UK tax system. After successfully implementing Making Tax Digital (MTD) for VAT, it’s now extending MTD to Income Tax Self-Assessment (ITSA). This change will primarily affect sole traders and landlords, requiring...