Stay ahead of business compliance in 2026 with key updates on Making Tax Digital, bookkeeping and payroll. Understand what’s changing and how to keep your business compliant.

Not sure what you can claim as a business expense? Here’s a simple guide to allowable expenses in the UK.

With Plaid Cymru emerging as the largest party in Wales following the 2026 Senedd election, many SMEs are asking what this could mean for businesses across Wales. From support for Welsh-owned businesses to sustainability, tourism, and workforce pressures, here’s what business owners should be watching closely.

Bookkeeping isn’t just about ticking boxes. Here’s why staying on top of your books can transform how you run your business.

Mixing finances? Here’s how to properly separate personal and business money—and why it matters more than you think.

Missed an HMRC deadline? Here’s what happens next—and how to avoid it in future.

We’re already in 2026—and for small business owners, the focus has shifted from prediction to preparation. Rising costs, evolving regulations, and rapid AI adoption are no longer future challenges—they’re happening now. In this article, we break down the key trends shaping the year ahead and what SMEs need to focus on to stay resilient, competitive, and ready for what’s next.

Doing your own bookkeeping might seem like a saving—but the hidden costs can quickly add up. Here’s what it could really be costing your business.

Payroll deadlines can be easy to miss—but costly if you do. Here’s what every UK business needs to know to stay compliant.

What is cash flow—and why does it matter more than profit? Here’s what many small businesses get wrong, and how to stay in control.

Struggling to keep on top of your finances? Here are five clear signs your business may need a bookkeeper—before small issues turn into bigger (and more expensive) problems.

Running a business can be rewarding—but also stressful. Here’s how small changes can make a big difference.

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The UK’s minimum wage rates have increased from April 2026, bringing a pay boost for millions of workers. From higher hourly rates for those aged 21+ to significant rises for younger employees and apprentices, this update breaks down exactly what’s changed, who it affects, and what it means for take-home pay.

Growing businesses often face payroll headaches, from manual processes and compliance issues to complex pay structures and lack of visibility. This article explores the top payroll challenges and shows how Prontus makes payroll simple with a cloud-based system for approvals and messages, plus a flexible payment platform that automates wages for one or hundreds of employees. By streamlining payroll, businesses can focus on growth instead of administration.

Are you ready for Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax? This guide explains how MTD affects both self-employed individuals and landlords in the UK, including quarterly updates, digital record-keeping, End of Period Statements, and final declarations. Learn the key steps to prepare, avoid errors, and stay compliant with HMRC’s new digital tax requirements.

Discover the best payroll service for small business with our guide. Learn how to choose the right payroll service provider, compare payroll services pricing, explore online payroll tools like BrightPay and Modulr, and find the best payroll options to streamline payroll processing and ensure compliance.

Discover the most commonly missed allowable expenses UK sole traders can claim on their tax return.

Explore the shift toward a four-day work week in the UK and how employers can adapt HR policies for fairness and productivity.

From April 2026, HMRC will require all sole traders and landlords earning over £50,000 per year to comply with Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self Assessment (ITSA). Are you ready for this change?

With two in five Brits now running a side hustle, the risk of higher tax bills is growing. HMRC is focused on ensuring everyone pays what they owe, making UK side hustle taxation a pressing issue. So, what are the key tax obligations?