8 UK Tax Season Essentials for Women in Business (2026/27)

The UK tax season runs differently from the calendar year. It starts on 6 April and ends on 5 April the following year, and if you are self-employed, a company director, or receive untaxed income, you must file a Self Assessment return. For women running businesses, the cost of getting it wrong is real: missed […]
Choosing Your Business Legal Structure: Why Risk Matters

The 4 crucial factors to consider when risk assessing the right legal structure for your business.
How to Stay on Top of Employee Taxes in the UK (2026/27)

Staying on top of employee taxes is essential for any UK employer. HMRC can charge penalties for late filings, incorrect PAYE reports, and missing paperwork. For women running growing businesses, the admin can feel overwhelming, especially when you are balancing client work, cash flow, and team management. A clear process keeps you compliant, protects your […]
Sole Trader vs Limited Company: A 2026/27 UK Guide

Your legal structure has implications for your finances, tax and even what you put on your website. This short guide will give you a snap shot of the two most common options and how they affect your tax, legal and financial responsibilities.
How to Calculate Tax on Self-Employment Income in the UK

When you work for yourself, no employer deducts Income Tax and National Insurance before paying you. Every invoice lands in your account gross, and it is your job to work out how much to set aside for HMRC. Learning how to calculate tax on self-employment income properly keeps you out of debt, avoids late-filing penalties, […]
Money Management for Women in Business: 7 Practical Steps

Change your perspective and put money management at the heart of your business to achieve your dreams.
Small business taxes UK 2026/27: what you need to know

Here are the most important types of taxation that every small business needs to know about and understand.
Self Assessment for self-employed women: 2026 guide

Completing your Self Assessment tax return is a quick and easy exercise… if you are organised and alert. If you’re not, I know from bitter experience, it’s a costly hassle. Learn from my goofs and get it right first time!