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How to apply the triple bottom line framework in a small business
Our business tax planning service is designed to offer you an experienced and effective approach to managing your business’ tax liability.
In today’s dynamic financial landscape, businesses face the challenge of complying with complex tax laws and regulations. Using our comprehensive tax planning service can help ensure your business is paying the correct amount of tax and not a penny more.
Business tax planning helps you to effectively manage your tax obligations and make educated business decisions.
Our experienced and professional accountants provide uniquely designed tax planning solutions to meet the needs of your business. Our experts are up to date with the latest tax changes, offering relevant tax planning advice to minimise your tax liabilities.
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Directors can receive bonuses and these are often annual and tied to performance. Like a salary, bonuses are subject to income tax and National Insurance Contributions where applicable.
An employers' NIC bill must be paid each month or quarter depending on how you run your payroll. It is paid along with any PAYE tax due to HMRC. You can pay your employers NIC liability online, or you can make a bank transfer or pay by cheque. You must allow time for your payment to clear by the deadline of 22nd of the month.
If you are a director of a limited company, you can receive a salary, bonus and receive benefits. If you are also a shareholder you can be paid a dividends from post-tax profits. For more information on how to pay yourself from a company, including the balance of salary and dividend income and what will affect your decision in our guide to directors’ pay.
How to apply the triple bottom line framework in a small business
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When should you switch accountants?
Arrange a free consultation in person or via video with your local accountant. It’s an informal chat to get to know you and find out more about the help
We clearly explain the support available to you and are happy to act as business advisors in order to help you grow your business.
Our fees are fixed and tailored specifically to each individual's needs, so that you only pay for the level of support and services that you require.
Running your own business can be challenging so why not let TaxAssist Accountants manage your tax, accounting, bookkeeping and payroll needs? If you are not receiving the service you deserve from your accountant, then perhaps it’s time to make the switch?
We specialise in supporting independent businesses and work with 100,000 clients. Each TaxAssist Accountant runs their own business, and are passionate about supporting you.
We enjoy talking to business owners and self-employed professionals who are looking to get the most out of their accountant. You can visit us at any of our 409 locations, meet with us online through video call software, or talk to us by telephone.
Changing accountants is easier than you might think. There are no tax implications and you can switch at any time in the year and our team will guide you through the process for a smooth transition.