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TAXCA ACCOUNTANTS LTD is a firm based at 353 High Street North, Manor Park, London E12 6PQ.

TAXCA ACCOUNTANTS LTD has years of experience working with large corporates, small to medium enterprises and s... TAXCA ACCOUNTANTS LTD is a firm based at 353 High Street North, Manor Park, London, E12 6PQ. TAXCA ACCOUNTANTS LTD has years of experience working with large corporates, small to medium enterprises and sole traders and has a breadth of technical knowledge and a solid understanding of how an accounting firm should operate. At TAXCA ACCOUNTANTS LTD we work with a variety of different sized businesses from various industry sectors as well as sole traders. Our services include:

Tax Services:
- Capital Gain Tax
- Corporation Tax
- Self Assessment
- Partnership
- VAT
- HMRC Tax Investigation

Accounting:
-Limited Company Accounts
-Limited Liability Partnerships
-Sole Trade and Partnerships
-Auto Enrolment
-Payroll Services
-Cloud Accounting
-Boo…

08/10/2026

Same £50,000. Very different take-home.

As an employee, income tax and National Insurance take a big bite before a penny reaches you. Run that same £50,000 through your own limited company — small salary plus dividends — and you keep around £7,200 more a year.

Why? Dividends don't carry National Insurance, and they're taxed at a lower rate than salary.

Quick note: the £7,200 is the video's figure — the exact number moves with your split, rates and allowances, so treat it as illustrative.

Contracting or freelancing through PAYE? This is the conversation worth having.

Comment LTD and we'll send our free take-home checklist.

07/10/2026

Got £100k sitting in savings? You might want to sit down for this.

Here's the maths most savers never do. £100,000 earning 4% gives you £4,000 a year in interest.

HMRC lets you keep the first £1,000 tax-free. The other £3,000 gets taxed at 20%. That's £600 gone, every single year.

A few things worth knowing: that £1,000 allowance is for basic-rate taxpayers. Higher-rate taxpayers get £500, additional-rate get nothing. The 4% is just an example, your rate will be different. And all of this is about ordinary savings accounts, money inside an ISA earns interest completely tax-free.

Simplest fix: use your £20,000 annual ISA allowance before anything else. That's £20k HMRC can't touch.

Comment TAX and we'll send over our free savings checklist. Save this one, and send it to anyone you know with serious savings.

02/10/2026

POV: You made £5,000 freelancing and thought "that's too small for HMRC" 😅

Plot twist: Miss the October 5 registration deadline and it's an automatic £100 fine — even if you earned next to nothing. And after 3 months? Daily penalties on top. 💸

HMRC doesn't care how small the income was. They care that you registered.

✅ Were you self-employed last year?
✅ Started a side hustle?
✅ Earned rental income?

If yes — DM us "REGISTER" and we'll check for FREE whether you need to file. Takes 2 minutes, could save you £100+.

📌 Save this before October 5 — your freelancer friends need to see it too.

01/10/2026

Which one are you? Be honest.

1. The Shoebox 📦
Receipts live in a carrier bag. Possibly two carrier bags. You know roughly where they are.

2. The Spreadsheet 📊
Colour-coded, formula-driven, genuinely impressive. Still panics in January because you're not sure the formulas are right.

3. The Ostrich ✉️
The letter arrived. The letter has not been opened. The letter is on the side, behind the fruit bowl.

4. The Sprinter ⏰
You do the entire year's accounts on 30 January, fuelled by stress and tea, and swear next year will be different.

Comment your number below. We've genuinely seen all four this week, and nobody gets judged for any of them.

For what it's worth: the Shoebox is usually the easiest to fix. Everything's there, it just needs sorting. It's the Ostrich that gets expensive — not because the problem's worse, but because time is the only thing that makes these things cost more.

Tag someone who's definitely a 4. 👇

📞 020 3369 7867
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.taxca.co.uk

30/09/2026

"You're replying at 9pm?"

We get this a lot.

The honest answer is that most people don't message their accountant at 2pm on a Tuesday when everything's fine. They message at 9pm, on a Sunday, after they've been staring at something for an hour and finally worked up the nerve.

That's when it matters. So that's when we answer.

If you've been sitting on something — an HMRC letter, two years of unfiled accounts, a question you feel daft asking — the message doesn't have to be polished. "I think I've messed up" is a perfectly good opening line. We've heard it plenty.

Message us whenever. We'll get back to you.

📞 020 3369 7867
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.taxca.co.uk

25/09/2026

There's a letter you haven't opened.

You know the one. Brown envelope, HMRC on the front. It came a few weeks ago. Maybe longer.

You picked it up, felt your stomach drop slightly, and put it down again. And now it's on the side, or in a drawer, or behind the bread bin — and every time you walk past it you think I'll deal with that.

Here's the thing nobody says out loud: the letter is almost never as bad as the not-knowing.

Most HMRC letters are routine. A reminder. A request for information. A notice to file. The genuinely serious ones are rare — and even those are usually fixable, especially when you deal with them early rather than hoping they go away.

What isn't fixable for free is time. Interest builds. Deadlines pass. A small thing that could have been sorted in a phone call becomes a bigger thing that takes weeks.

If you're sitting on one right now — you're not unusual, and you won't be judged here. We've opened hundreds of these on behalf of clients who couldn't face it.

Take a photo of it and send it over. We'll tell you exactly what it says and what it actually means. No charge, no obligation, no lecture.

Be honest — how long has yours been sitting there? 👇

📞 020 3369 7867
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.taxca.co.uk
📍 353 High Street North, Manor Park, London E12 6PQ

24/09/2026

Every £100 of expenses you forget costs you £26.

20% income tax + 6% Class 4 NIC.

Most missed:
→ Your accountancy fees
→ Professional subscriptions
→ Bank charges
→ Business share of your phone

Miss £5k a year? That's £1,300 gone.

📞 020 3369 7867

23/09/2026

12 days until the Self Assessment registration deadline (5 Oct).

Registering: 10 minutes.
Getting your UTR: up to 4 weeks.

Leave it late and it becomes a January problem.

We'll register you. Free.

📞 020 3369 7867

22/09/2026

What's the tax question you've always been too embarrassed to ask?
Drop it below.
We'll answer every one — plainly, no judgment.

📞 020 3369 7867
🌐 taxca.co.uk

21/09/2026

Just finished foundation training? Your tax has quietly changed.

During your foundation year you were salaried. PAYE took your tax before you ever saw it, and you never had to file a return.

As an associate, you're usually self-employed. Nobody takes the tax for you any more — and your first Self Assessment is coming.

The good news: you can now claim far more — GDC fees, BDA membership, indemnity, CPD, equipment and loupes.

The catch: your first January. Owe £10,000 for your first year, and HMRC asks for £15,000 — the bill plus a payment on account towards next year. Then another £5,000 in July.

The associates who cope are the ones who put a share of every payment aside from day one.

Get in touch:
📞 020 3369 7867
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.taxca.co.uk
📍 353 High Street North, Manor Park, London E12 6PQ
💬 Or send us a DM

TAXCA Accountants Ltd — Chartered Certified Accountants

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353 High Street North, Manor Park
London
E126PQ

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm

Website

http://www.taxca.co.uk/

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