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CISWhy is CIS taken off my pay?What the deductions are for, and why many subbies get money back.2 minute read
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CISWhy is CIS taken off my pay?What the deductions are for, and why many subbies get money back.2 minute readSelf-AssessmentWhat is a Self-Assessment tax return?Who has to file one, and how your tax bill is worked out, step by step.4 minute readMaking Tax DigitalWhat do I have to do for Making Tax Digital?Who has to send quarterly updates, and when each one is due.3 minute readVATWhat is a VAT return, and how does it work?Why VAT ends up with the final customer, and how your return works out what you pay.4 minute readBusiness structureSole trader or limited company: what's the difference?What each one has to send in each year, and how each is taxed.3 minute readLimited companiesWhy do I have to file annual accounts, and what goes in them?Who reads them, and what goes into every set of accounts.3 minute read
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