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Tax and NI

Anyone starting up a small business needs at least a basic knowledge of tax. For the details, speak to a tax expert. A genuine expert should be able to save you much more in tax than the cost of the fees, as well as sparing you effort, time and stress. This briefing explains:

  • What taxes will affect your business.
  • What can be claimed as business expenses.
  • How to calculate National Insurance payments.
  • How to pay less tax.
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