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5/26/2026S&B Accountants

Capital Gains Tax for Non-Residents in the UK: Complete Guide (Residential & Commercial Property)

Non-residents selling UK residential or commercial property may be liable to Capital Gains Tax (CGT). This detailed guide explains how Non-Resident Capital Gains Tax works, including rebasing rules, allowable deductions, reporting requirements, and practical examples for both residential and commercial property disposals. Understand your UK tax obligations and avoid costly penalties with expert guidance from S & B Accountants Ltd.

5/21/2026S&B Accountants

AI in Accounting: How Smart Businesses Are Saving Time, Reducing Tax Risks, and Gaining an Edge

Artificial Intelligence is transforming accounting in the UK. From automated bookkeeping to smarter tax planning, AI helps individuals, sole traders, contractors, landlords, and limited companies save time, reduce HMRC risks, and make better financial decisions—when used alongside qualified accountants.

5/21/2026S&B Accountants

Associated Companies CT600 UK: Complete Guide with Examples (2026)

Many company directors and even accountants misunderstand the associated company rules, particularly where there are multiple shareholders, family members, or several businesses under common ownership.

5/21/2026S&B Accountants

UK Tax Changes 2026–27: Dividend Tax Increase, Directors’ Loan Rules, BADR Changes, CIS Updates & Making Tax Digital

The 2026–27 tax year introduces several important changes affecting UK business owners, directors, landlords and investors. At S & B Accountants Ltd, we regularly advise clients on how these changes affect their tax planning and compliance obligations. Below, we explain the key tax updates and what they mean for individuals and businesses.

5/21/2026S&B Accountants

Company Car & Mileage Rates 2026–27: Advisory Fuel, Electric & Mileage Allowance Updates Explained

Updated HMRC mileage rates 2026–27 explained. Learn advisory fuel rates, electric car mileage costs, and approved mileage allowance payments for UK businesses.

5/21/2026S&B Accountants

HMRC Free Company Tax Return Filing Ends 31 March 2026 – What Your Business Must Do Now

The free online service for filing company tax returns with HMRC and Companies House will officially close on 31 March 2026, marking a major shift in how UK companies meet their compliance obligations. From 1 April 2026, all companies will be required to use commercial or third-party software to file corporation tax returns. This change removes the long-standing free filing option and introduces a fully digital, software-driven system.

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