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Beginner level
This course offers an insightful exploration into the fundamentals of UK business operations. Focused on practical knowledge, it covers various business structures, including Sole Traders, Partnerships, Limited Companies, and LLPs. Key topics include understanding tax obligations, financial management, and accounting principles.
Students will learn about setting up businesses, managing financial statements, and navigating UK tax systems, equipping them with essential skills for successful business management.
No, unfortunately not. However, it will give you the knowledge to pilot your business.
You need to pay any tax owed to HMRC by January 31st, following the end of the tax year. If it is your first year of filing a tax return, you won’t have to make any payments on account.
A payment on account is a prepayment towards tax for the tax year in which you make the payments on account.
If your tax liability exceeds £1,000 in the previous tax year, you may need to make payments on account in January and July. You don't need to pay any payments on account if it is less.
Allowable expenses are costs that your UK-based business can deduct from its taxable profits, reducing the amount of Corporation Tax you owe. These expenses typically include day-to-day operational costs such as rent, utilities, employee salaries, and business-related purchases.
Properly documenting and claiming allowable expenses can significantly lower your taxable income, resulting in lower tax liability.
Maintaining accurate records, ensuring expenses are genuinely business-related, and staying updated on tax rules and rates to maximize these deductions while staying compliant with tax regulations is essential.