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At PA Simple Tax Ltd, we provide expert accounting & bookkeeping services.

07/01/2026

At PA Simple Tax, we make managing your finances straightforward and stress-free.

We support individuals, subcontractors, and small to medium-sized businesses with:

Accounts and year-end submissions

Bookkeeping and VAT returns

Payroll services

CIS tax returns and refunds

Self-assessment and HMRC compliance

Whether you’re a growing business or a construction subcontractor, our focus is simple: clear advice, reliable support, and helping you stay compliant while maximising efficiency.

Accounting made simple. Tax done properly.

📞 Get in touch today: 01592 747422
📧 Email: [email protected]
🌐 Visit: www.pasimpletax.co.uk

23/12/2025

This Christmas season, Andor Holding Group extends our sincere thanks to our partners, clients and team members for your continued trust and collaboration throughout the year.

We wish you and your loved ones a joyful Christmas and a prosperous New Year. We look forward to building even greater success together in the year ahead.

17/12/2025

Key UK Tax Deadlines Are Approaching

With critical tax dates coming up, now is the time to ensure everything is in order. Whether you are self-employed, have additional income, or are reviewing pension contributions, these deadlines should not be overlooked.

31 January — Self Assessment Deadline
This is the final date to:

Submit your online Self Assessment tax return

Pay any tax due for the previous tax year

Late submissions or payments can trigger automatic penalties and interest, so early preparation is strongly advised.

31 March — Pension and Year-End Contribution Cut-Off
Many pension providers and investment platforms operate a 31 March processing deadline.

To ensure contributions are allocated to the current tax year, funds should be submitted well in advance.

This is particularly important for effective tax planning and maximising reliefs.

5 April — End of the UK Tax Year
As the tax year closes, it is a good opportunity to:

Review ISA, pension, dividend, and savings allowances

Make final adjustments to optimise tax-efficient opportunities before year-end

Need support ahead of these deadlines?

PA Simple Tax can assist with Self Assessment, deadline management and forward-looking tax planning.

Contact us at [email protected]
or visit www.pasimpletax.co.uk to get started.

27/11/2025

📢 UK Budget 2025 — What It Means for You & Your Business

✅ What’s new:

Income tax and National Insurance thresholds are frozen for another three years, more people may be pushed into higher tax bands.

Pension “salary sacrifice” tax perks will be capped at £2,000 from April 2029; contributions above that will face National Insurance, this impacts higher earners especially.

The cash ISA annual allowance will be reduced to £12,000 (from £20,000) from April 2027, savers may face tougher decisions on where to park cash.

To help with living costs, the Budget promises an average £150 reduction on energy bills next year, with bigger savings for low-income households.

At the same time, headline rates of income tax, VAT and National Insurance remain unchanged.

💡 What this means for PA Simple Tax clients:

If you run a small business or freelance, now is a good time to review your payroll, pension contributions and tax planning to avoid unwelcome surprises.

Savers should think carefully about ISA vs other investment options, reduced cash-ISA limits may make other savings vehicles more appealing.

If you use salary-sacrifice pension schemes, it may be the moment to reassess long-term pension strategy, especially if you’re a higher earner.

At PA Simple Tax we’re here to help you navigate these changes, whether you need help with payroll, CIS returns, tax planning or end-of-year accounts.

Contact us today today at: [email protected] or visit our website: www.pasimpletax.co.uk to find out more.

24/11/2025

📣 Important Update for Sole Traders: Personal Use on Business Expenses

At PA Simple Tax, we want to make sure your Self Assessment tax return is accurate and that you stay fully compliant with HMRC.

HMRC is reminding sole traders that when calculating taxable profits, you can only claim expenses that are wholly and exclusively for business use.

Many people use certain items for both business and personal reasons — like:
➡️ Vehicles
➡️ Phones
➡️ Electricity & utilities
➡️ Work-from-home costs

If that’s you, you must adjust your expenses to reflect personal use unless you’re using simplified expenses.

🔍 What This Means for You

If 60% of something is used for business, then only 60% of the cost is allowable.

Example:
🚗 If 60% of your car mileage is business-related → 60% of fuel, insurance, servicing, etc. can be claimed.
If you use simplified expenses (flat rates), you usually don’t need to make a separate adjustment.

📅 What You Need to Check

✔️ 1. Review your 2024–25 expenses.
If any include personal use (and aren’t simplified expenses), make the correct adjustment before filing your return.

📆 Deadline:
• Paper return → 31 Oct 2025
• Online return → 31 Jan 2026

✔️ 2. Already submitted your return?
If you didn’t adjust for personal use, you can amend it up to 12 months after the deadline.

✔️ 3. Think past returns are incorrect?
You may still be able to make a voluntary disclosure.

🛠️ How PA Simple Tax Helps

Managing personal-use adjustments can feel confusing — but that’s exactly why we’re here.
With PA Simple Tax, you get:
✨ Guidance on which expenses need adjusting
✨ Easy tools to calculate business-only portions
✨ Support on simplified expenses
✨ Help with amendments and corrections
✨ Peace of mind that your return is fully compliant

Contact us today today at: [email protected] or visit our website: www.pasimpletax.co.uk to find out more.

21/11/2025

📢 Important update for company directors and PSCs – New Companies House requirements from 18 November 2025

From 18 November 2025, Companies House is introducing new identity verification requirements for company directors, people with significant control (PSCs), and authorised agents.

Here’s what you need to know:

🔹 Directors
You’ll need to provide your Companies House personal code as part of your company’s next confirmation statement after 18 November 2025.
➡️ If you’re a director of multiple companies, you must do this for each one.
➡️ If you’re registering a new company, the code will be required during registration.

🔹 People with Significant Control (PSCs)
PSCs must verify their identity and provide their personal code — but the timing depends on your situation:

If you’re both a director and a PSC, you’ll need to provide your code for each role.

Directors: in the confirmation statement. PSCs: within 14 days of the confirmation statement date (via a separate Companies House service).

If you’re a PSC only, you must provide your personal code within 14 days of the start of your birth month each year.

If you become a PSC after 18 November 2025, provide your code within 14 days of being added to the register.

🔹 Authorised Corporate Service Providers (ACSPs)
Accountants, solicitors, and company formation agents who file with Companies House will need to verify their identity to become registered authorised agents.
Only registered agents will be able to verify clients and file on their behalf.

🔹Other roles
Identity verification will be introduced later for:

People who file at Companies House
Limited partnerships
Corporate directors
Corporate members of LLPs
Officers of corporate PSCs

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