A-B Administration Ltd

30/07/2026

Upcoming deadlines:

31st July 26: second payment on account for the 25/26 tax year (self assessment)

7th Aug 26: first MTD filing deadline for 1st Apr- 30th Jun / 6th Apr - 5th July (self assessment)

16/07/2026

It has been a very busy few months preparing and submitting the first bunch of self assessment tax returns!

With the initial madness now subsiding, it is time to focus on getting the first round of Making Tax Digital Returns submitted. This is a nice and simple process using Xero software, thankfully!

Remember: if your turnover is £50k or more in the 25/26 tax year as a soletrader or landlord, you MUST sign up and start submitting quarterly reports.

First deadline is 7th August.

If you are burying your head in the sand... reach out for assistance!

13/02/2026

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Whether you're a sole trader, a landlord, or both - this page is your simple guide to Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. We'll show you how to confidently make a start and turn a compliance requirement into better control of your business finances.

06/02/2026

Making tax digital is quickly approaching.
April 2026 marks the start for those who are self employed or a landlord with a combined annual income of £50,000 or more.

I highly recommend Xero software. I find it the nicest to use by far!!

29/01/2026

Not long now till the 31st Jan deadline and everything is almost complete 🥳🥳
2 returns left to submit today and payment reminders sent out to all clients who still need to make a payment to HMRC!!

11/01/2026

Do you still need to verify your identity with Companies House as a Director or Person with Significant Control?
As an ACSP that is AML supervised, we can do this for you with a brief, in person, meeting. Bring along the required identification that we ask for.
You do not need to be an existing client and there is no obligation to use us for any other services.

04/01/2026

So Christmas and New Years are officially complete, meaning, there is now only 27 days left to complete your 24/25 tax returns and get them paid (unless you want to pay penalties and interest!!)

Dont forgot your 1st payment on account may also be due for the 25/26 tax year!!

Wishing you all the best for 2026!!

01/01/2026

Happy New Year to you all.
Wishing you a happy, healthy, fulfilling and successful 2026.

01/12/2025

Such an encouraging running group for the ladies and supporting a fantastic charity in the lead up to christmas too. Well done girls 👏👏 FTW Run Club

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17S6D1qkPC/

26/11/2025

Autumn budget key points that will affect lots of my current clients....

*From April 26: Dividend tax rate increase of 2%. Basic rate tax payer increase from 8.75% to 10.75%. Higher rate tax payer increase from 33.75% to 35.75%. The £500 tax free allowance remains unchanged as does the rate for additional rate tax payers.

*From April 26: Minimum wage increase. 21 years and over will rise from £12.21 per hour to £12.71. 18-20 years old will rise from £10 to £10.85. 16 & 17 years old and apprentices will be paid £8 per hour up from £7.55.

*From April 27: Savings interest liable to tax will also see a 2% tax increase. ISA's remain tax free however the allowance for under 65's will be reduced to £12,000 per year for a cash ISA, down from £20,000. BUT, an additional £8,000 can still be put into a stocks and shares ISA regardless of age.

*From April 27: Property tax rates also see a 2% increase. As a basic rate tax payer you will pay 22% on property profits instead of 20% which you may pay on self employed profits for example. 42% if you are a higher rate tax payer or 47% on property profits for additional rate tax payers.

*Income tax and NI thresholds remain unchanged.