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100 days to go until the Self Assessment deadline.HMRC has today reminded taxpayers that the deadline for submitting the...
23/10/2026

100 days to go until the Self Assessment deadline.

HMRC has today reminded taxpayers that the deadline for submitting their 2025/26 Self Assessment tax return and paying any tax owed is 31 January 2027.

Around 12 million people are expected to file a return this year, and there's a good reason to get yours sorted sooner rather than later.

Filing early doesn't mean paying early. It simply gives you more time to understand what you owe, plan your finances and deal with any unexpected issues. And if you've overpaid tax, you could receive your refund sooner.

One date that's much closer: 31 October 2026 is the deadline for paper tax returns.

If you haven't started yours yet, now is a good time to get everything together.

At K2, we can help you prepare your return, check everything is in order and make sure it's submitted on time.

Leave the January rush to everyone else. Get in touch with K2 Accountancy Group.

The cost of doing business. Who's picking up the bill?With the Autumn Budget approaching, Chancellor John Healey has ple...
22/10/2026

The cost of doing business. Who's picking up the bill?

With the Autumn Budget approaching, Chancellor John Healey has pledged to give businesses some much needed breathing space.

It's a commitment many business owners will welcome. Rising employment costs, energy bills and other overheads continue to put pressure on profitability.

But what could the Budget actually deliver?

Potential reforms to business investment incentives, VAT and tax reliefs could create opportunities for some businesses, while decisions on fuel duty and other costs may have wider implications.

The detail will matter. Businesses need practical measures that ease financial pressures and support future growth.

At K2, we'll be following the Budget on 28 October and explaining what the announcements mean for your business.

Because it's not just what changes. It's how those changes affect your bottom line.

You can't grow a business by squeezing the life out of it.For many UK businesses, the cost of simply keeping things runn...
16/10/2026

You can't grow a business by squeezing the life out of it.

For many UK businesses, the cost of simply keeping things running is making it increasingly difficult to think about growth.

According to the latest British Chambers of Commerce survey, just 17% of firms plan to increase investment in plant, machinery or equipment over the next three months.

With the Autumn Budget approaching, businesses need more than promises. They need the confidence to invest, recruit and grow.

Ambition isn't the problem. Creating the conditions for businesses to thrive is what matters.

Will the Autumn Budget deliver?

At K2 Accountancy Group, we'll be following the announcements and explaining what they mean for your business.

£500,000 in turnover. Sounds like you've cracked it.But here's the half million pound question...How much did you actual...
15/10/2026

£500,000 in turnover. Sounds like you've cracked it.

But here's the half million pound question...

How much did you actually keep?

A big turnover might turn heads, but it's profitability that makes the real difference.

Understanding where your money goes, what's working and where there's room for improvement can transform your bottom line.

At K2 Accountancy Group, we help businesses look beyond the headline figures and focus on building lasting profitability.

Don't just chase the golden egg. Make sure your business is laying them.

Let's talk profitability.

Did you know that regular gifts to family members could be exempt from Inheritance Tax, with no fixed financial limit?Un...
09/10/2026

Did you know that regular gifts to family members could be exempt from Inheritance Tax, with no fixed financial limit?

Under HMRC's 'normal expenditure out of income' exemption, you may be able to give money to loved ones without those gifts forming part of your estate for Inheritance Tax purposes.

To qualify, your gifts must:

• Form part of your normal pattern of spending.
• Be funded from income rather than capital.
• Leave you with enough income to maintain your usual standard of living.

This is separate from the £3,000 annual gifting exemption, which allows you to give away up to £3,000 each tax year. Any unused allowance can be carried forward for one tax year only.

So, what records should you keep?

• The date and amount of each gift.
• Who received the money.
• Where the money came from.
• Details of your income and usual living expenses.

Good recordkeeping can help demonstrate that your gifts qualify for the exemption and make things much easier for those managing your estate.

With the right planning and good records, you could support your family during your lifetime while potentially reducing a future Inheritance Tax bill.

Not sure whether your gifts qualify? Speak to the team K2 Accountancy Group for guidance on your individual circumstances.

Qualifying income over £30,000?HMRC is urging sole traders and landlords earning over £30,000 to start preparing now for...
07/10/2026

Qualifying income over £30,000?

HMRC is urging sole traders and landlords earning over £30,000 to start preparing now for the next phase of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax.

From 6 April 2027, those with qualifying income over £30,000 from self-employment and property will be required to keep digital records and use compatible software to send quarterly updates to HMRC.

With just six months to go, now is the time to check whether the rules apply to you and make sure you have the right systems in place.

If you’re unsure what Making Tax Digital means for you or your business, speak to the K2 team.

Source: HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
Announcement published: 5 October 2026

Business is booming. So why does the bank balance say otherwise?Sales are coming in and you’re busy. On paper, things lo...
02/10/2026

Business is booming. So why does the bank balance say otherwise?

Sales are coming in and you’re busy. On paper, things look good.

But profit and cash in the bank are two very different things.

Late payments, rising costs, tax bills, stock, new hires or rapid growth can all put pressure on cash flow. Sometimes, the warning signs don’t become obvious until you’re already knee-deep.

Knowing what’s coming makes all the difference. What’s due in, what’s due out and where the pressure points are before they become problems.

Because a profitable business can still run out of cash.

If your numbers look healthy but your bank balance tells a different story, talk to K2 Accountancy Group.

Your accounts shouldn’t just tell you what’s already happened.The right financial information can help you understand wh...
30/09/2026

Your accounts shouldn’t just tell you what’s already happened.

The right financial information can help you understand where your business is now, what’s coming next and where you may need to make changes.

From cash flow and forecasting to management accounts and business planning, having a clear view of the numbers can help you make better informed decisions.

Because good accounting isn’t only about looking backwards. It’s about helping you move forwards.

Need a clearer picture of where your business is heading? Speak to K2 Accountancy Group.

Get ahead this autumn.The 31 January Self Assessment deadline may still feel some way off, but now is a good time to sta...
25/09/2026

Get ahead this autumn.

The 31 January Self Assessment deadline may still feel some way off, but now is a good time to start getting your tax affairs in order.

Preparing early gives you time to make sure your return is accurate, understand your tax position and plan for any tax due, without the pressure of the January rush.

Whether you’re a sole trader, company director, landlord or have additional income to declare, our team can help with your Self Assessment and make sure everything is dealt with correctly and on time.

The deadline for filing your 2025/26 online Self Assessment tax return and paying any tax due is 31 January 2027.

If you’d like support with your return or wider tax planning, speak to the K2 Accountancy Group.

County Champion. Three years running. 🏹🏆A huge congratulations to K2’s Amber Short, who has been crowned County Archery ...
23/09/2026

County Champion. Three years running. 🏹🏆

A huge congratulations to K2’s Amber Short, who has been crowned County Archery Champion for the third consecutive year!

It’s an incredible achievement and one we couldn’t let pass without celebrating.

We love hearing about what our team gets up to outside of the office, and three county titles in a row definitely deserves a K2 shout out.

Well done, Amber!

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