McMillan Rose Accountants

23/07/2026

💙 Getting to know the team...

We thought we'd do something a little different!

We asked each member of the team to share three things they love... with just one rule:

🚫 They couldn't choose their friends or family!

Lauren - Iced coffees, books & clients that keep tidy records

Isabelle - Autum, Starbucks & clients that reconcile their banks

Mark - Skiing off piste, relaxing in the garden & meeting new clients

Chloë - First coffee of the day, summers walks along the beach, reconciling bank accounts.

From favourite places and hobbies to pets, food and everything in between, these little snapshots give you a glimpse of the people behind the emails, spreadsheets and tax returns.

After all, we're more than just accountants—we're real people with our own interests, passions and personalities!

let us know your three favorite things the comments...

What are three things you love? 👇

23/07/2026

Are you considering obtaining a business loan? If so, you may be able to lend the business your personal funds, and and then the company can pay a commercial risk rate of interest of ‘say’ 8% to you. Find out more in this short video.

22/07/2026

📢 🚨 Deadline Reminder – 22nd July 2026 🚨

Heads up! If you’re paying electronically, the deadline to submit your:
✅ PAYE (Pay As You Earn)
✅ NIC (National Insurance Contributions)
✅ CIS (Construction Industry Scheme) deductions
..for the tax month ended 5th July 2026 is today.

💼 Missing the deadline could lead to penalties and interest from HMRC — make sure it’s ticked off your to-do list!

Need a hand or not sure what you owe? Give us a call – we’re here to help.

21/07/2026

Homes will save around £45 a year through the cut announced on Andy Burnham's first full day as prime minister.

21/07/2026

☀️ **School's out for summer... but your bookkeeping doesn't have to be!** ☀️

With the summer holidays here, why not spend less time worrying about your books and more time making memories with your family?

Whether you need:
📚 Ongoing bookkeeping support
📊 Help getting your records back on track
🌴 Temporary cover just for the summer holidays

We're here to help.

Take bookkeeping off your to-do list and enjoy the weeks ahead, knowing your finances are in safe hands.

Get in touch today to see how we can support your business this summer. 💙

19/07/2026

📢 Important Deadline Reminder – CIS Return 🗓️
July 19th

If you’ve made payments to subcontractors during the period ending 5th July 2026, your CIS return must be submitted today.

🔗 Make sure everything is in order to avoid late penalties.
Need help filing? We’re here to take the stress off your plate.

📞 Get in touch today or visit: mcmillanrose.co.uk

17/07/2026

We don't offshore our work. And we never will.

All of our accounts and tax work is completed in-house by our own team.

That means your information stays with the people you know and trust. We know our clients personally, we understand your business, and we're always just a phone call or email away.

For us, accountancy is about more than numbers—it's about building lasting relationships and providing a personal service you can rely on.

We're proud to keep everything in-house, because we believe that's how we can give our clients the quality, security, and attention they deserve.

Thank you for trusting us with your business. 🤝

16/07/2026

Are you thinking of starting your own business? Here at McMillan Rose we can help you navigate through elements such as registering with Companies House, choosing appropriate accounting software, dealing with HMRC and a lot more! Give us a call today on 01245 326280 to find out more.

15/07/2026

🏡 Did you know?

If you've lived in a property before renting it out, you might not have to pay Capital Gains Tax on the entire profit when you sell it.

Why? 🤔

The period when the property was your main home can often qualify for Private Residence Relief, meaning part of the gain may be exempt from Capital Gains Tax.

For example, if you owned a property for 10 years, lived in it for 6 years and rented it out for 4, only 4 of the 10 years will be a taxable gain.

It's a pleasant relief for landlords, especially accidental landlords who rented out a former family home.

📊 The amount of relief depends on your circumstances, ownership period, and how the property was used, so it's worth getting advice before you sell.

Sometimes the tax bill isn't quite as scary as you think.

13/07/2026

Our Summer 2026 Newsletter is here. You'll find lots of useful information to help you better understand your business and personal finances.

Tax briefing – Summer 2026 Reporting requirements for directors increased From the tax year 2025-26 directors of close companies are required to provide additional information in their tax returns, even where no income has been received. HMRC has updated the self assessment tax return for the tax ...