Integro News & Views

7th September 2026

Which travel costs can you claim through your limited company? We look at business journeys, mileage, public transport, accommodation and the 24-month rule.

29th August 2026

Company directors who took no dividends in 2025/26 could face a £60 HMRC penalty if they fail to enter zero in a new SA102 tax return box.

20th August 2026

HMRC has confirmed it will begin automatically signing up sole traders and landlords into Making Tax Digital for Income Tax from September 2026, targeting the roughly 294,000 taxpayers who should already be in the system but haven’t registered.

18th August 2026

If your limited company rents an office or other premises, find out which costs are tax-deductible, including rent, utilities, repairs, and deposits.

13th August 2026

Integro's MD says limited companies cannot afford to ignore a VAT case, because a finding of dishonesty was NOT needed to hit a director with a £900k penalty for breaching the Kittel principle.

12th August 2026

A guide to claiming equipment, tools and software through your limited company, including laptops, office equipment, subscriptions and AI tools.

12th August 2026

If you run a limited company, your business can often pay for courses, qualifications and other training costs. Whether you can claim tax relief mainly depends on whether the training relates to the work you already do through the company.

7th August 2026

The Flat Rate VAT Scheme can simplify VAT for limited companies, but it isn’t always the cheapest option. We look at how it works, who qualifies and how the limited cost trader rules may affect the amount you pay.

7th August 2026

If eligible, your company may be able to reduce its Employers’ National Insurance bill by up to £10,500 each tax year, thanks to the Employment Allowance.

7th August 2026

If your HMRC Payment on Account (POA) was paid late from your limited company's bank account instead of your own, two issues need fixing: interest on the late payment and correcting the entry in your company's books as a Director's Loan Account, rather than a business expense.