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- [Mileage allowance to rise to 55p per mile for work journeys](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/mileage-allowance/): The Chancellor has announced an increase to the approved mileage allowance for employees and self-employed workers who use their own cars or vans for work.
- [Sell, Hold or Rethink? Why Landlords Need to Review Their Property Strategy in 2026](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/property-strategy/): For many landlords, property has long felt like one of the safest and most reliable ways to build wealth. It is tangible, familiar and, for many people, easier to understand than pensions or investment markets. A property can provide regular income, it may increase in value over time, and it can feel reassuring to own something physical rather than seeing the value of investments  fluctuate on a screen. 
- [Cowgills, part of Sumer Group, Expands with IN Accountancy Partnership](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/cowgills-in-accountancy-partnership/): Leading North West accountancy firm Cowgills, part of top 11 accountancy practice Sumer, has announced it has joined forces with Hazel Grove based IN Accountancy, strengthening its footprint in the North West.
- [Inheritance Tax Changes 2026: What Family Businesses Need to Know](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/inheritance-tax-changes/): We are now in the 2026/27 tax year, which means some of the inheritance tax changes announced in October 2024 have now come into effect. For many family businesses, the most important development is the change to the Business Property Relief rules. 
- [When Good Intentions Create Business Inefficiency](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/business-inefficiency/): And yet, in one of the most thoughtful moments from a recent Business Improvement Club session, the group landed on an uncomfortable reality: sometimes the people who care the most are also the ones quietly creating business inefficiency.
- [EMI Scheme Changes 2026: Bigger Businesses Can Now Incentivise Employees ](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/emi-scheme-changes/): From 6 April 2026, one of the more positive tax changes for businesses is the expansion of the Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI) scheme. 
- [How Business Waste Can Make Growth Dangerous in 2026](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/business-waste/): One of the biggest mistakes business owners make is assuming that growth will solve the pressure they are feeling. When a team is stretched, clients are waiting, and the workload feels relentless, the instinct is often to chase more sales, hire more people, or work harder. It feels like progress. In reality, if the business is already carrying too much 'business waste', growth does not solve the problem. It intensifies it.
- [Business Asset Disposal Relief: New 18% Tax Rate Explained ](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/business-asset-disposal-relief-new-18-tax-rate-explained/): From 6 April 2026, the tax rate applying to Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR), still widely referred to as Entrepreneurs’ Relief, increased from 14% to 18%. 
- [The Real Growth Engine — Maximising Customer Value in 2026](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/customer-value/): That shift in thinking opens up a much bigger opportunity. Instead of trying to compete on price, businesses can focus on creating a better experience. One that feels easier, more personal, and more valuable and therefore increases customer value.
- [Stop Chasing Growth in 2026 — Start Controlling It](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/chasing-growth/): The reality is, you don’t directly control any of those outcomes. You can’t wake up tomorrow and decide to “have more profit.” What you can control are the small, measurable drivers that sit underneath it. So rather than chasing growth, you end up controlling it.
- [Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax 2026: What Quarterly Updates Really Mean for the Self-Employed](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/making-tax-digital-mtd/): As Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax approaches, many business owners and landlords are becoming increasingly aware that changes are coming. However, there are also a lot of misconceptions about what these changes will actually involve.
- [Self Employed Expenses in the UK 2026: What Sole Traders Can Actually Claim](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/self-employed-expenses/): As the end of the tax year approaches, one of the most common questions from sole traders is simple: what self employed expenses can I actually claim?
- [The Mindset Shift That Changes How You Run Your Business (and What You Get Back From It) in 2026](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/mindset-shift/): In one recent session, we explored what we call a winner’s mindset — not in a loud, motivational-poster way, but in a grounded, useful way. It starts with a simple truth: your brain is constantly interpreting your business for you. When things go wrong, you’ll naturally build a story around it. When things go well, you’ll build a story around that too. Those stories become habits, and those habits become patterns in how you lead, how you decide, and how you respond under pressure.
- [Side Hustle Tax in the UK (2026): When You Must Tell HMRC and When You Don’t](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/side-hustle-tax/): Side hustles have become increasingly common in recent years. Many people now earn extra money alongside their main job, whether that’s selling items on platforms like eBay or Vinted, driving for services such as Uber, or running small online ventures in their spare time. As this trend grows, a common question arises: when does HMRC consider side hustle income taxable?
- [Getting Out of Firefighting Mode — How Quarterly Rocks Create Real Progress in Busy Businesses in 2026](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/create-real-progress/): That’s why one of the core themes inside IN Accountancy’s Business Improvement Club is turning “good intentions” into clear priorities. In the session, we talked about the reality of being reactive. When you’re constantly responding to whatever is urgent, strategic work becomes the thing you do “when you have time" and it becomes difficult to make any real progress. The problem is that time rarely appears by itself. Without a framework, business improvement stays stuck as a vague idea at the back of your mind — important, but always postponed.
- [Dividend Tax Rising in April 2026: How the Changes Affect Limited Company Directors](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/dividend-tax-rising/): Changes announced in the UK Budget mean that dividend tax rates are increasing from 6 April 2026, which is prompting many business owners to reconsider how they pay themselves from their limited companies.
- [Why Your Business Still Depends on You (and What Founder Dependency is Costing You)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/founder-dependency/): Founder dependency is one of the most common constraints in growing businesses, and it often hides in plain sight. It looks like “being involved.” It feels like “staying on top of things.” Sometimes it’s even wrapped up in pride.
- [Overseas Rental Income Taxed Abroad? Do You Still Declare It in the UK?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/overseas-rental-income/): If you are UK tax resident including those who have moved here from overseas and have been in the UK for a few years, the answer is yes. You absolutely need to declare Overseas Rental Income.
- [Why Your Business Feels Chaotic in 2026 (Even Though Revenue Is Up)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/business-feels-chaotic/): In our Business Improvement Club session, the same pattern kept surfacing in different ways: people were working extremely hard, but not always on the few things that actually move the business forward. It’s the classic “busy but stuck” problem. You’ve got activity, you’ve got effort, you’ve even got ambition. What you don’t have is enough focus to create momentum. Your business feels chaotic.
- [Spring Statement 2026: What It Means for UK Businesses and Personal Finances](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/spring-statement-2026/): The Chancellor’s Spring Statement 2026 is fast approaching. Although it has been described as a limited economic update rather than a major fiscal event, it remains an important indicator of the Government’s direction on tax, spending and economic policy.
- [Planning a Business Exit? Don’t Miss the 2026 BADR Changes](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/badr-changes/): Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) is a valuable Capital Gains Tax (CGT) relief available to business owners on the disposal of qualifying business assets. Originally introduced in 2008 as Entrepreneurs’ Relief, and renamed BADR in April 2020, it has long supported tax-efficient business exits. 
- [Does HMRC Really Care About Crypto in 2026? Tax, Letters and Penalties Explained](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/crypto-tax/): Cryptocurrency still feels new to a lot of people. For some, it looks more like online gambling than investing. Prices move quickly, fortunes are made and lost overnight, and there is often an assumption that it sits outside the “normal” tax rules.
- [Why Is My Director’s Loan Account Always Going Up?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/directors-loan-account/): When your Director's Loan Account keeps rising, it’s usually a symptom that your personal drawings aren’t aligned with what the business is consistently producing. You can be busy. You can even be profitable. But if you’re taking money without a structure, the gap quietly widens.
- [The 100k Tax Trap – Why Earning Over £100,000 Can Mean a 60% Tax Rate in the UK](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/100k-tax-trap/): If you have ever heard people talk about the “£100k tax trap” and assumed it was just one of those exaggerated tax myths, it isn’t. It is a very real feature of the UK tax system, and it catches more people every year.
- [I got a surprising letter from HMRC about unpaid tax on overseas income — what should I do?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/overseas-income/): Receiving a letter from HMRC suggesting you may have unpaid tax on overseas income can feel alarming, especially when it’s not immediately clear what they think is wrong. But these letters are increasingly common, and the most important thing is how you respond. 
- [ChatGPT and Your Business in 2026: Useful Tool or Risky Shortcut? ](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/chatgpt-and-your-business/): Artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT are becoming increasingly common in the day-to-day operations of small businesses. Many business owners now turn to AI for quick answers on tax, accounting, and general financial queries. When used correctly, this can be a good thing. 
- [“I’m Spinning Plates” — The Real Cost of Doing Everything Yourself (And How to Get Your Time Back)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/doing-everything-yourself/): Here’s what makes it so hard: when you’re doing everything yourself, you’re also the person holding everything together. From the outside, the business looks like it’s working. The work gets done, invoices go out, staff get paid, customers stay happy.
- [Should You Set Up as a Sole Trader or a Limited Company in 2026?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/sole-trader/): One of the first key decisions for any UK small business owner is how to structure the business: should you operate as a sole trader or form a limited company? 
- [Fiscal Drag: What It Is and How to Reduce Its Impact in 2026](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/fiscal-drag-what-it-is/): With UK income tax thresholds now frozen until at least the 2030/31 tax year, many individuals are likely to see their tax bills rise, even though tax rates themselves haven't changed. This effect, known as fiscal drag, is expected to impact millions of taxpayers as wages increase with inflation.
- [Christmas Gifts and Tax: An Actionable Guide for Businesses 2025/26](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/christmas-gifts-and-tax/): As the festive season rolls around, many business owners are looking for ways to show appreciation to their teams, clients and suppliers, whether through staff gifts, Christmas parties, or year-end bonuses.
- [Protecting Value and Planning Ahead for 2026 and beyond: A Case Study](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/protecting-value/): In this article, we look at how one (fictional) client, Tyler & Co, approached protecting their assets, protecting value, planning for Inheritance Tax (IHT), and rewarding key team members — all with a view to life beyond the founder.
- [The UK Autumn Budget 2025: What It Means for You and Your Business](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/uk-autumn-budget-2025/): A practical summary from IN Accountancy 
- [Is a UK Exit Tax on the Horizon in 2025?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/uk-exit-tax/): There’s been increasing talk in recent months around the potential introduction of a UK exit tax—a charge applied to individuals who leave the UK and become non-resident for tax purposes. While no formal legislation has been proposed, the topic has surfaced in fiscal policy discussions and the financial press, driven largely by government concerns over high-net-worth individuals moving wealth offshore.
- [Budget Uncertainty and the Need for Fair, Clear Tax Policy in 2025](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/budget-uncertainty/): As we approach the upcoming Budget on 26th November, the level of uncertainty around tax policy feels higher than at any point in recent memory. Normally, as a Budget draws near, there are at least a few reliable signs indicating which areas may come under scrutiny and where change is likely. This year, that sense of direction is almost entirely missing.
- [What Is the Budget – And Why Is There So Much Panic About the 2025 Budget?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/2025-budget/): As we approach the 2025 Budget, many individuals and business owners find themselves asking the same question: what exactly is the Budget, and why does it create so much anxiety each year? At IN Accountancy, we’re often asked to break down what the Budget really is and why the lead-up to it can feel so unsettling.
- [Capital Gains Tax Penalties Double – Are You at Risk in 2025?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/capital-gains/): More than twice as many taxpayers have been hit with penalties for failing to report Capital Gains Tax (CGT) liabilities in the last year – and with recent changes to Capital Gains Tax allowances and rates, this figure may continue to rise.
- [Uncertain why the UK Tax Year End is 5th April?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/uk-tax-year-end/): It’s a question that often comes up — why does the UK tax year end on 5th April? Why does it run from 6th April to 5th April, rather than following the calendar year like many other countries?
- [Inheritance Tax: How the 7 Year Rule Can Reduce Your Bill](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/7-year-rule/): With speculation mounting over potential changes to inheritance tax (IHT) in the Chancellor’s next Budget, it’s a good time to revisit one of the most important aspects of the IHT rules for those planning their estates: the 7 year rule.
- [Are You Paying the Right Wage in 2025? Why Employers Must Act Now on Minimum Wage Compliance](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/minimum-wage-compliance/): Back in April, millions of UK workers received a pay rise as new rates for the National Minimum Wage (NMW) and National Living Wage (NLW) came into force. But over six months on, we’re still seeing employers being caught out — and the consequences are not only costly, but increasingly common. 
- [Inheritance Tax Worldwide – Is the UK Competitive in 2025?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/inheritance-tax-worldwide/): So how does the UK system stack up, and what should you be aware of if you or your family have international ties, whether through assets or heirs overseas? How is inheritance tax worldwide?
- [Is an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) Right for Your Business in 2025? ](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/employee-ownership-trust/): Since their revamp and reintroduction in 2014, Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs) have become an increasingly popular route for business succession in the UK. Offering significant tax advantages for outgoing shareholders and fostering employee engagement, they can be an attractive option for owners planning their next chapter. 
- [New HMRC Service Now Live – Real-Time HICBC Payments via PAYE in 2025](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/hicbc-payments/): In the Spring Budget 2025, HMRC confirmed plans to simplify HICBC payments — and the new service is now live.
- [6 sensible steps to protect your finances ahead of the 2025 Autumn Budget](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/2025-autumn-budget/): With the 2025 Autumn Budget on the horizon, there’s growing speculation that Chancellor Rachel Reeves may announce significant reforms , particularly to property taxes, pensions, and inheritance tax. While nothing is confirmed, the fiscal update on 26th November is expected to focus on raising revenues against the backdrop of a fragile global economy and weak UK growth.
- [Identity Verification Starts from 18th November (What Savvy Company Directors and PSCs Need to Know)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/identity-verification/): From 18th November 2025, new legal requirements come into force under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency (ECCT) Act 2023. All company directors and people with significant control (PSCs) will be required to carry out identity verification with Companies House.
- [Advice – How to Structure a Business Acquisition to Reduce Risk in 2025](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/business-acquisition/): Buying a business can be one of the most exciting moves you’ll ever make — but it’s also one of the riskiest if not done properly. The way you structure a business acquisition has huge implications for risk, tax, and cash flow. 
- [How to Hire Your First Employee in the UK in 2025 (Without Breaking the Bank)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/hiring-your-first-employee/): If you’re the bottleneck, your business isn’t growing. The right first employee will free you up to focus on higher-value work. 
- [How will the October 2024 Budget Changes Affect Your Inheritance Tax Bill? ](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/inheritance-tax-bill/): These changes don't take effect immediately, but understanding their impact now is crucial for effective planning. This article aims to break down what's changing and what it means for you and your Inheritance Tax bill.
- [How to win business with LinkedIn – a guide for Freelancers 2025](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/freelancer-linkedin-guide/): At IN Accountancy, we work with countless freelancers, consultants, and self-employed professionals who are experts in their craft but struggle to generate leads consistently. One of the most powerful yet underutilised tools at your disposal is your LinkedIn profile, which is why we have created this Freelancer LinkedIn Guide.
- [Tax Tips for Consultant Surgeons in the UK: PSCs, IR35 & Expense Claims](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/tax-tips-for-consultant-surgeons-in-the-uk/): So, what do you really need to know? Here are some essential tax tips for Consultant Surgeons in the UK to keep in mind for the 2025–26 tax year.
- [What is entrepreneurs relief?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/entrepreneurs-relief-2/): entrepreneurs relief was an important Capital Gains Tax (CGT) relief available to a business owner when making a disposal of qualifying business assets.
- [Can I Buy a Car Through My Business? (Limited Company or Sole Trader)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/can-i-buy-a-car-through-my-business-2025/): Buying a car through your business—whether as a sole trader or limited company—can bring potential tax savings, but it also involves several layers of complexity. From capital allowances to benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax, and from insurance to choosing the right method of purchase, it's essential to know the facts before making a decision.
- [Your Profit and Loss Could Be Public From April 2027 – What You Need to Know](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/your-profit-and-loss/): But under upcoming changes introduced by the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA), this is exactly what’s set to happen. From 1 April 2027, small and micro companies in the UK will be required to include their profit and loss (P&L) account when filing accounts at Companies House – meaning your financial results will no longer remain private.
- [Should I Offer Discounts? (What Every Top Business Owner Really Needs to Know in 2025)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/should-i-offer-discounts/): At IN Accountancy, we’re seeing a growing number of businesses turning to discounts as a way to stay competitive in increasingly crowded markets. Have you ever thought yourself, 'Should I offer discounts?'. While discounting can seem like an easy win—especially when you're under pressure from competitors or economic shifts—it can have a far bigger impact on your bottom line than you might expect.
- [What Qualifies as a Genuine Business Expense in 2025?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/what-is-a-business-expense/): What qualifies as a business expense is one of the questions we get asked about most, often closely followed by will HMRC ask for proof of expenses? 
- [Inheritance Tax Raid Could Cost Jobs, Growth – and Family Businesses in 2025](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/inheritance-tax-raid/): There’s been a lot of noise in the press this week about potential changes to Business Property Relief (BPR) and Agricultural Property Relief (APR) — the two key mechanisms that currently protect family businesses from large Inheritance Tax (IHT) liabilities when passing the business on to the next generation. 
- [Outsourcing Your Accounting – Is It Right for Your Brilliant Business in 2025?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/outsourcing-your-accounting/): That’s where outsourcing your accounting comes in.
- [What is a P11D? A Practical Simplified Guide for Employers](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/what-is-a-p11d/): If your team receives benefits such as company cars, health insurance, or gym memberships in addition to their salary, you may need to submit a P11D form. Here's what you need to know to stay compliant and avoid any costly surprises.
- [Making Tax Digital: 5 Important Things You Need to Know](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/making-tax-digital-2/): “Making Tax Digital” may not sound like the most riveting topic, but it marks one of the most significant shifts in the UK tax landscape in recent years.
- [Price Increases – Could They Be the Best Decision for Your Business?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/price-increases-are-good/): For business owners, the idea of price increases can be daunting. There’s often a fear that customers may react negatively or even leave altogether. But in many cases, holding off on a price increases can do more harm than good. It’s worth looking at the data behind pricing decisions—and what those numbers really mean for the bottom line.
- [Property Tax in 2025: What Landlords and Investors Need to Know](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/property-tax-in-2025/): Property continues to be a popular investment strategy in the UK, offering the potential for capital growth alongside regular rental income. But as with any investment, it’s vital to stay on top of the changing Property Tax landscape. With a number of legislative updates affecting landlords and property investors in the 2025/26 tax year, understanding your obligations is key to remaining compliant and making the most of your returns.
- [The Truth About Freelancing – We speak with the 2 Helens from Complex HR](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/freelancing-the-2-helens/): One of the biggest mental shifts in freelancing is believing in your value.
- [Tax Advice for Business Owners: Protecting Profit, Managing Risk, and Planning for Achievable Growth in 2025](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/tax-advice-for-business-owners/): By Paul Brown - Tax Director at IN Accountancy
- [Making Tax Digital Set to Impact Sole Traders from April 2026](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/making-tax-digital/): Sole traders – particularly those with income over £50,000 – should take note: from April 2026, the government’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax rules will come into force. These changes mark a significant shift in how your income tax information is recorded and reported.
- [HMRC late payment interest rises to 8.5% – Advice on what it means for you](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/hmrc-late-payment-interest/): From April 2025, HMRC late payment interest rate has increased to 8.5%, marking a significant jump and reaching the highest level seen in decades. This follows a broader Government focus on strengthening tax compliance, alongside recent increases in National Insurance and corporation tax.
- [Furnished Holiday Lettings: What the Abolition Means for You from 6 April](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/furnished-holiday-lettings/): As of 6 April 2025, the Furnished Holiday Lettings (FHL) regime has officially come to an end. While the change may have come as little surprise following previous announcements, the implications are significant—particularly for those who have benefitted from the generous tax treatment FHL status offered.
- [Employee Share Schemes – Your Reporting Deadline is 6 July 2025](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/employee-share-schemes/): If your business operates employee share schemes or has awarded shares to employees or directors during the tax year to 5 April 2025, now is the time to check your reporting obligations.
- [Statutory Sick Pay Reforms – What’s Changing and When?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/statutory-sick-pay-reforms/): With reforms to statutory sick pay (SSP) confirmed under the Employment Rights Bill, employers and payroll professionals need to prepare for changes expected to come into force from 2026. While no fixed date has been announced, discussions between the Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals (CIPP) and key government departments suggest the intention is to implement these updates sooner rather than later.
- [Freelancing: The Dream, the Reality, and the Lessons No One Tells You](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/freelancing-the-dream/): Freelancing promises a lot: flexibility, freedom, autonomy. But what’s behind the Instagram-worthy desk setup and flexible schedules? According to George Langford, founder of Edge Talent Solutions, it’s grit, hustle, and a load of figuring things out as you go.
- [The Leap into Freelancing: George Langford’s Journey](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/the-leap-into-freelancing/): There’s a moment for every aspiring freelancer when they stare over the edge and wonder: “Should I jump?” For George Langford, founder of Edge Talent Solutions, that moment came in the summer of last year—and he jumped with both feet.
- [Non-Dom tax and upcoming changes explained](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/non-dom-tax-changes-explained/): For more details you can access the policy paper covering these changes to non-dom taxation here:
- [Year-End Tax Planning: Simple Steps to Save Before 5 April](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/year-end-tax-planning-simple-steps-to-save-before-5-april/): So right now is the perfect moment to check if you’re making the most of your tax reliefs and allowances before they reset.
- [E-invoicing – what is it and why does it matter?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/e-invoicing-what-is-it-and-why-does-it-matter/): E-invoicing is the digital exchange of invoice information directly between buyers and suppliers.
- [It’s Tax season for freelancers – How To Tackle Your Tax Returns and Maximise Deductions](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/tax-season-for-freelancers/): Most freelancers we talk to absolutely dread tax season but feel a huge sense of accomplishment when it’s done 🍾
- [Tax and Divorce – 5 things you need to know!](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/tax-and-divorce-5-things/): Divorce is never easy, and while the emotional aspects are challenging, navigating the tax implications can feel like walking a tightrope.
- [Managing Finances For A Small Business – 10 Top Tips](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/managing-finances-for-a-small-business/): Overall, managing finances for a small business requires a combination of good record keeping, budgeting, and a solid understanding of cash flow and debt management.
- [How to complete your self assessment tax return in 5 simple steps 2024](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/how-to-complete-your-self-assessment-tax-return-in-5-simple-steps-2024/): Over 10 million people in the UK tackle their Self Assessment Tax Return each year. Many find it overwhelming, which leads to procrastination and last-minute panic 😱
- [Agricultural Property Relief Explained!](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/agricultural-property-relief-explained/): Of all the measures in the October Budget, the one that has had by the far the greatest coverage in the press has been the announcement of changes to the availability of Agricultural Property Relief (“APR”).
- [Business Property Relief Explained (2024)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/business-property-relief/): One of the most significant announcements in the recent Budget only got a brief mention in the speech, but the changes to Inheritance Tax (“IHT”) Business Property Relief (“BPR”) have the potential to be the most far reaching for many business owners.   
- [Key 2024 Budget Measures for Businesses: What You Need to Know About Pensions, IHT, APR, and More](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/key-2024-budget-measures-for-businesses-what-you-need-to-know-about-pensions-iht-apr-and-more/): In this article we have summarised all the big tax changes and broken them down into manageable bites, focusing on what they mean for you.
- [BADR explained – impending changes to Business Asset Disposal Relief](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/badr-explained-impending-changes-to-business-asset-disposal-relief/): Business Asset Disposal Relief (“BADR”) is the tax relief everyone still refers to as Entrepreneur’s Relief.
- [Owning commercial property – 7 options to consider (post Budget!)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/owning-commercial-property/): There are so many variables that there is no one-size fits all answer to this question – you need to factor in not only short-term tax advantages but also your future plans for the properties when considering what the optimum holding structure might be.
- [Autumn Budget 2024 for Small Business Owners – How bad was it really?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/autumn-budget-2024-for-small-business-owners-how-bad-was-it-really/): Fair play to Rachel Reeves, for someone not known for her public speaking skills we thought her first Budget speech overall went pretty well.
- [Following Finfluencers? Risky business!](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/following-finfluencers-risky-business/): In today’s digital age, it's no surprise that platforms like TikTok and Instagram are brimming with financial advice, with so called 'finfluencers'  dishing out tax tips in bite-sized videos.
- [Selling Your Business? Why planning ahead matters…](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/selling-your-business-why-planning-ahead-matters/): If you’re selling your business for £2 million today, and you’re a higher or additional rate taxpayer who qualifies for BADR, here’s how the tax works: 
- [Common Accounting Mistakes Freelancers Make and How to Avoid Them](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/common-accounting-mistakes-freelancers-make-and-how-to-avoid-them/): Freelancing is rewarding, but it comes with its own set of challenges – especially when it comes to managing your accounts. Avoiding the most common accounting mistakes freelancers make will save you time, money, and stress. And remember, IN Accountancy is always here to help you make the most of your freelance journey. Start by downloading our Ultimate Guide to Freelancing here.
- [What Can I Claim for Working at Home as a Freelancer?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/what-can-i-claim-for-working-at-home-as-a-freelancer/): Working from home as a freelancer offers you flexibility, freedom, and – let’s be honest – the joy of working in your pyjamas. However, many freelancers miss out on valuable savings by not claiming the full range of home office expenses you’re entitled to.
- [Tax-Efficient Ways to Reward Employees: EMI Schemes, Growth Shares, MOBs, and EOTs Explained](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/tax-efficient-ways-to-reward-employees-emi-schemes-growth-shares-mobs-and-eots-explained/): But how can you do this in a thought-through and tax-efficient way? Thankfully, there are several tax-efficient ways to reward employees that don’t just benefit the employee but also give you, the employer, the added bonus of employees feeling more invested in and engaged with the company's future growth. 🎯
- [Tax free gifts for your employees?](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/tax-free-gifts/): Did you know that many UK based small businesses still aren’t aware of a great little tax free gifts benefit you can offer your employees? It's called a 'Trivial Benefit'...
- [Understanding PAYE: A Comprehensive Guide for Freelancers](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/understanding-paye-for-freelancers/): Navigating the world of freelancing can be both exciting and challenging, especially when it comes to understanding PAYE, and how the system might affect you.
- [How to reduce your tax liability and maximise your take home pay](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reduce-your-tax-liability-2024/): One of the most effective ways to reduce your tax liability is by meticulously recording your business expenses.
- [How to Manage Your Finances as a Freelancer, Contractor, Consultant, or Coach in 2024](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/how-to-manage-your-finances/): Whether you're new to the game or a seasoned pro, understanding how to manage your finances can feel like juggling hot potatoes.
- [2024 Budget: The Uncertain Tax Landscape: What Might Be in Store? ](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/2024-budget/): What’s going to happen in the 2024 budget? While we don't have a crystal ball, IN Accountancy Tax Director Paul Brown shares his best guess...
- [Salary or Dividends: The Best Way to Pay Yourself from your Limited Company UK](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/salary-or-dividends/): Two popular ways to pay yourself are through a salary or dividends—or a combination of both.
- [How to choose the right bank account for your business](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/bank-account-for-your-business/): One of the first and most crucial choices you'll make is selecting the right bank account for your business.
- [Understanding IR35 for Contractors, Consultants, Coaches, and Freelancers in the UK (2024)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/understanding-ir35/): If so, you’ve likely heard of IR35, but understanding IR35 is another problem. What exactly is it, how does it affect you, and what do you need to understand to ensure you don't fall foul of IR35 when picking your next contracting or consulting role? 🤯
- [Contractor and Freelancer’s Guide to Invoicing](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/contractors-guide-to-invoicing/): This guide to invoicing, prepared by the experts at IN Accountancy, covers all essential aspects of contractor invoicing. From the necessary details to include in your invoices to best practices, software recommendations, key terminology, and common mistakes to avoid, we've got you covered.
- [IN Accountancy Welcomes Paul Brown as Tax Director](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-accountancy-welcomes-paul-brown-as-tax-director/): Paul Brown:  Paul@in-accountancy.co.uk  // 0161 4569666
- [IN Accountancy Welcomes Brian Bradley as Accounts Director](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/welcome-brian-bradley-accounts-director/): Brian Bradley's appointment marks a significant step in our commitment to providing exceptional accountancy services and fostering innovation within the industry.
- [IN Team, clients and friends raise £1000 for charities at office opening event 🎉](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/office-opening-event/): On 16 July 2024, the IN Team opened the doors to our new offices to clients and friends, and in doing so not only did we have a wonderful evening at the office opening event, but we also raised a whopping £1000 to be split between our two chosen charities, The Hannah Whitley Foundation and St Ann's Hospice 👏🏽
- [HMRC Interest Rates fall to 7.5%](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/hmrc-interest-rates-fall/): This means that the late interest payment rate will be cut to 7.5% from the record 7.75% level it has been for 12 months.

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- [2026/2027 Tax Rates](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/tax-rates/2026-2027/): 0 - 37,700
- [Charity Support](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/about/charity-support/): IN Accountancy
- [Business Improvement Club – Thanks for your interest](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-improvement-club-thank-you/): Thank you for expressing your interest in the Business Improvement Club (BIC), it's just not the right time for you at this moment.
- [5 Ways to Grow Your Profits – Clarity, focus & growth](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/grow-your-profits/): We'll explore five proven ways to grow your profits by working smarter with what you already have.
- [IN Accountancy – Standard terms of business](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/standard-terms-of-business-2026/): Standard terms of business - IN Accountancy To view our Standard terms of business click here.Updated December 2025 
- [Data Protection Policy (GDPR Compliant)](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/data-protection-policy/): Introduction 
- [The Budget & Beyond: Tax, Wealth and Legacy Planning for 2025](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/tax-wealth-legacy-planning-itinerary/): IN Accountancy
- [Countdown to the New Inheritance Tax Rules](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/iht-changes/): The October 2024 Budget announced major reforms to Inheritance Tax. From April 2026, Business Property Relief will be capped, and from April 2027, pensions will be brought into the IHT net.
- [The Essential Financial Clean – Up Guide](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/financial-clean-up-guide/): That's why we created the Essential Financial Clean-Up Guide, your step-by-step resource to get organised, simplify your numbers, and finally feel in control.
- [Business Improvement Club – Practical learning. Real results. Every month.](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-improvement-club/): That's why our Business Improvement Club delivers powerful, practical workshops once a month to help you take immediate action in your business.
- [Thank You](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/thank-you-2/): IN Accountancy
- [Thank You](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/thank-you-1/): IN Accountancy
- [The Budget & Beyond: Tax, Wealth and Legacy Planning for 2025](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/tax-wealth-legacy-planning/): The rules around Inheritance Tax are undergoing the most significant overhaul in decades - and time is running out to act.
- [Tax Talks – Your Roundtable for Real Tax Answers](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/tax-talks/): Then join us for Tax Talks - a free, half day roundtable event designed exclusively for small accountancy firms.
- [Business Accounting: Support That Grows With You](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/business-accounting-2/): We’re not just here to crunch the numbers — we’re here to help you make better decisions, stay compliant, and save time and money along the way.
- [Personal Tax Accounting Services](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/personal-tax-services/): IN Accountancy offers a full accountancy service to individuals.
- [Exit Planning: Maximise Value, Minimise Tax, Leave on Your Terms](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/exit-planning/): Whether you’re looking to sell, pass the business to the next generation, or simply wind things down, early planning and the right tax advice can make the difference between walking away satisfied or walking away short-changed.
- [Self Assessment Checklist](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/self-assessment-checklist/): Our friendly team at IN Accountancy is here to take the hassle out of your tax return — so you can avoid penalties and potentially save money.
- [Landlord & Property Tax Services: Stay Profitable, Stay Compliant](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/landlord-property-tax/): From mortgage interest restrictions to Capital Gains Tax reporting and the upcoming Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax, it pays to have expert support on your side.
- [Property Tax Essentials Checklist](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/property-tax-checklist/): Are you making the most of your property investments — or missing costly opportunities?
Use this checklist to stay on top of your obligations, avoid common pitfalls, and ensure you’re not paying more tax than you need to.
- [Capital Gains Tax: Plan Ahead, Keep More](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/capital-gains-tax/): Whether you're selling an asset personally or through a business, it's not just about the numbers — it’s about timing, structure, and strategy.
- [Tax Planning & Advisory: Make Better Decisions, Keep More of What You Earn](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/tax-planning-advisory/): At IN Accountancy, we offer clear, commercially focused tax advice tailored to your goals — not just ticking boxes for compliance, but helping you build a better future.
- [Self-Assessment: Sorted Without the Stress](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/self-assessment-sorted/): Whether you're self-employed, a landlord, a company director, or have multiple income sources, self-assessment can feel like a minefield of forms, deadlines, and HMRC jargon.
- [Inheritance Tax: Protect What You’ve Built, Plan for What Comes Next](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/inheritance-tax/): Inheritance Tax (IHT) is often seen as something to deal with "later", but planning early — and reviewing regularly — is the key to protecting more of your estate for the people and causes you care about.
- [Property & Landlord Accounting](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/property-landlord/): News relating to Landlords & Property
- [Accounting for Limited Companies: Compliance, Clarity & Confidence](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/accounting-for-limited-companies/): At IN Accountancy, we work with directors, shareholders and in-house teams to keep your company compliant, efficient, and financially strong.
- [Business Accounting: Support That Grows With You](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/business-accounting/): With our support, you'll:
- [Business Advisory: Clarity, Confidence & Control for You and Your Business](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/business-advisory/): That's where we come in.
- [Tax Planning & Advisory: Make Better Decisions, Keep More of What You Earn](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/tax-planning/): Get a quote and leave the rest to us
- [Bookkeeping & VAT: Sorted, Stress-Free and Spot On](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/bookkeeping-vat/): Get a quote and leave the rest to us
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- [Business Services](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/): IN Accountancy are your expert team of chartered accountants providing top-tier accountancy services in Greater Manchester, South Manchester, and Cheshire.
- [Share Restructuring](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/share-restructuring/): Whether you are issuing new shares or redistributing existing ones, share restructuring can be a powerful tool to realign ownership and incentivise key staff members. 📊
- [Payroll](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/payroll/): Are you looking for reliable payroll solutions in the UK? IN Accountancy is here to help.
- [Company Incorporation](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/company-incorporation/): In-Accountancy
- [Accountants for Freelancers](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/accountants-for-freelancers/): Freelancers and contractors are usually responsible for their own tax, national insurance payments and financial account management, which can make their position more complex than that of a worker “on the payroll”. As a result, professionals of this kind often benefit significantly from expert accountants for freelancers for assistance and support of financial advisers - such as the team at IN Accountancy.
- [Management Accounts](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/management-accounts/): IN Accountancy can prepare your management accounts on a monthly or quarterly basis, giving you a better understanding of your business’ cash flow, performance and sales trends.
- [Bookkeeping](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/business-services/bookkeeping/): IN Accountancy’s small business bookkeeping services in Stockport is designed to take the stress out of managing your bookkeeping with intelligent solutions that make your life easier.
- [Accountants for Medical Professionals](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/accountants-for-medical-professionals/): In-Accountancy
- [Accountants for Amazon Sellers](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/accountants-for-amazon-sellers/): In-Accountancy
- [Accountancy for Construction Industries](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/construction-accounting/): Whether you’re a construction business, a self-employed construction worker, or tradesperson, you’ll probably be aware how difficult it can be to keep on top of your accounts. Finding a specialist construction accountants allows you to focus on what it is you do best. Without having to worry about anything else while at work, or once you’ve clocked off.
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- [Client Login](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/client-login/): IN Accountancy
- [Work with IN](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/accountancy-jobs-stockport/): IN Accountancy have a dedicated, friendly and fun-loving team.
- [Accountancy for Personal Care](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/accountancy-for-hair-beauty/): In-Accountancy
- [Accountants For Creatives](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/accountancy-for-creative-industry/): We are your confidential sounding board. Feel free to bounce creative ideas off us, and we'll help you make the right decisions for your business.
- [Accountancy for Manufacturing and Engineering](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/accountancy-for-manufacturing-engineering/): In-Accountancy
- [Sectors](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/): Do you provide accounting services for startups and small businesses?
- [Accountancy for Professional Services](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/accountancy-for-professional-services/): In-Accountancy
- [Site Map](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/site-map/)
- [Accountancy for Retail and eCommerce](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/accountancy-for-retail-ecommerce/): Firstly, we are experienced retail and eCommerce accountants. Secondly, we will only ever give you straightforward, transparent, and reliable advice.
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- [Stockport Accountants](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/): IN-Accountancy is a team of Stockport accountants with a difference… Saving you money. Giving you great value. Making your life easier.
- [12 Reasons to join IN-Accountancy Contractor Service](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/accountants-for-contractors/12-reasons-to-join-in-accountancy-contractor-service/): Recently we have been getting more and more referrals from our happy contractor clients, so we thought we should ask them why they choose to stay with us and go beyond that in recommending their friends and colleagues.
- [Tools & Downloads](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/guides/): IN Accountancy offer a range of downloadable resources and video guides to help you understand and keep on top of your accounting.
- [Medical & Healthcare](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/medical-healthcare/): At IN Accountancy we understand the unique needs of the healthcare sector and will help you achieve the best possible financial position for your current and future requirements.
- [Charity Support](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/about/charity-support-old/): Don’t worry - you don't have to send us a referral to support this fantastic cause - you can simply make your pledge via our JustGiving page to help us reach and exceed our charity support target.
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- [Accountants for contractors](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/sectors/accountants-for-contractors/): Based in Hazel Grove, Stockport we look after clients as far afield as London and Edinburgh as well as covering the local areas of Stockport, Cheshire and Greater Manchester.
- [Tax Returns](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/personal-tax/tax-returns/): IN Accountancy will manage everything so you don’t have to.
- [Contact](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/contact/): IN Accountancy
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## IN Testimonials
- [Tim Worswick – T W Electrical Services](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/tim-worswick-t-w-electrical-services/): I’ve used this company for few years now and have always received an excellent service. Very thorough, yet everything explained simply with immediate feedback when required. Competitive rates, friendly approach, couldn’t wish for a better service.
- [Matt Draper – Managing Director, The Howitt Partnership](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/matt-draper/): Many thanks for continuing the service you give me  - it's much appreciated and I think IN Accountancy have been an excellent guide light in these times
- [Andy Lamb – Managing Director, Petrico Ltd](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/andy-lamb/): IN Accountancy provide a wide range of services to my company from compiling monthly management & annual accounts, to VAT & Corporation tax, PAYE & payroll and providing general advice when needed. They are a great team, very professional and extremely diligent in all that they do for us.
- [Angela McDonald](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/angela-mcdonald/): "Thank you again for your professional and efficient service, it has saved me a lot of frustration trying to get through the forms for the first time!"
- [Mark Holland – Hollands Country Clothing Ltd](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/mark-holland-hollands-country-clothing-ltd/): "We have been using IN-Accountancy for some time now. They are a fantastic organisation, run by Andrew & Sarah. They have wide experience in a multitude of differing business environments. They have an incredibly progressive approach to accounting unlike other accounting firms. We would highly recommend them to any owner managed business!"
- [Chris Kerrigan – Print Sales Consultant](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/chris-kerrigan-print-sales-consultant/): "IN Accountancy are a fantastic accountancy firm to work with. No matter how small your business is you will get great advice and guidance from a friendly team of professionals."
- [Caron White – Managing Director, CHW Projects](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/caron-white-chw-projects-2/): "IN Accountancy: Give them a ring, they’re very professional but treat you like a person not just a client"
- [David Mansfield – David Mansfield Consultant Surveyors](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/david-mansfield-david-mansfield-consultant-surveyors/): "IN Accountancy provide an excellent and efficient service"
- [Bill Roffey](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/bill-roffey/): "IN Accountancy: A good firm, nice people, efficient service"
- [Jordan Gurry – Venture Studios](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/jordan-gurry-venture-studios/): "IN Accountancy are reliable, efficient and always available on the phone"
- [Chris Dunkerley – Savanna Bison Ltd & Moocreations Ltd](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/chris-dunkerley-savanna-bison-ltd-moocreations-ltd/): "Very patient - make things easy to understand - willing to help - very approachable... A Proper Accountant"
- [Christopher McKeand](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/christopher-mckeand/): "All interactions handled swiftly with a professional and personal touch."
- [Amy Monk – Monk Software Limited](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/amy-monk-monk-software-limited-2/): "Face to face, personal, caring, through and patient. Highly recommend"
- [Adam Rucklidge – SciMed Ltd](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/adam-rucklidge-scimed-ltd/): "I would recommend IN Accountancy as they give advice rather than just turning the handle to produce statutory accounts."
- [Andy Collins – Driver Training](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/andy-collins-driver-training/): "Well recommended, friendly and very professional - A welcome brew while you wait"
- [Caron White – CHW Projects](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/caron-white-chw-projects/): "The service IN Accountancy provides is cost effective, completed in a friendly and timely manner and I can’t think of anything that needs to be improved!"
- [Jo Shippen, MD, Hatters Promotions](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/jo-shippen-md-hatters-promotions/): "I would recommend IN accountancy especially to small businesses who are aiming for growth that want honest advice and help"
- [Mark & Jonathan, Bellyflop TV Limited](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/mark-jonathan-bellyflop-tv-limited/): “We've been working with IN Accountancy now for some time and have found the whole team to be approachable, friendly, knowledgeable, informative and really really helpful. We would have no hesitation in recommending them to anyone looking for accountants who are plain talking and who really care about you and your business.”
- [Amy Monk, Monk Software Limited](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/amy-monk-monk-software-limited/): "The team at IN Accountancy have been exceptional. They have patience, tenacity and initiative, whilst able to translate “accountancy speak” into understandable terms. I feel confident that our accounts are in very capable hands. They communicate regularly and are very approachable and personable. I can highly recommend them!"
- [Dave Harrison, Managing Director, Co-Creation Ltd](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/dave-harrison-managing-director-co-creation-ltd/): I’ve been a client of In Accountancy since I set my business up in 2017 following a personal recommendation. I have been really pleased not only with their accountancy support, but also the additional things they do for me, including introduction to network contacts and events. I feel that they really care about myself and my business. They are responsive and flexible and ensure that I have everything that I need and I would highly recommend them to any new or existing business.
- [Dr Adam Rucklidge, Managing Director, Scientific & Medical Products Ltd](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/dr-adam-rucklidge-managing-director-scientific-medical-products-ltd/): I have used IN Accountancy for both my personal tax and company accounts since their inception in 2012.  As they have grown we have not seen any reduction in their top class service – if anything the contrary as they have added services to their offering.  Prior to using IN Accountancy, our business accounts were performed by one of the big 4.  Since moving to IN Accountancy we get a much better quality of advice and service for a fraction of the price.  I have recommended Sarah, Andy and the entire team at IN Accountancy to others and will continue to do so.
- [Carol Brown](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/carol-brown/): “Please contact them. They are friendly, approachable & professional.”
- [Martin Wright](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/martin-wright/): “In Accountancy offer a very straightforward service that combines expert guidance with effective results.”
- [Richard Hands](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/richard-hands/): “Approachable, professional and switched on.
- [Rebecca Nash](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/rebecca-nash/): “Very professional and efficient. Speedy service and excellent value for money.”
- [Mike O’Brien](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/mike-obrien/): “Definitely use them. I've had great service and amazing responsiveness. I find this kind of service very rare in business these days.
- [John Wittams](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/john-wittams-2/): “The whole process took just 4 or 5 weeks with a nice fat cheque from HMRC landing on my doormat.”
- [Simon Green](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/simon-green/): “I managed to reclaim a significant sum from the Inland Revenue which only required my signature.”
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- [Simon Brander](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/reviews/simon-brander/): “Their response time is very fast and people I deal with have been extremely helpful.”

## IN Client Stories
- [Woodend Fabrication – £40,000 improvement in cash flow](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/news/client-stories/woodend-fabrication-40000-improvement-in-cash-flow/)
- [Brazil Street Limited – £120,000 Tax Savings](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/news/client-stories/creative-industry-accountancy/)
- [Jordan Gurry Photography – Partner level support, no matter your size](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/news/client-stories/jordan-gurry-photography-client-story/)
- [Petrico Ltd – navigating Brexit](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/news/client-stories/petrico-ltd-navigating-brexit/)
- [Copeland Door Engineering – Out of the Dark](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/news/client-stories/copeland-door-engineering-case-study/)
- [Deanprint Ltd – Margin focus = cash flow and profit](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/news/client-stories/deanprint-2/)
- [ComplexHR Ltd – Proactive Support At Last!](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/news/client-stories/complexhr-limited-professional-services-accountancy-case-study/)
- [The Howitt Partnership – A True Trusted Advisor Service](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/news/client-stories/the-howitt-partnership-case-study/)
- [Holland’s Country Clothing – Cash is King!](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/news/client-stories/hollands-country-clothing-case-study/)
- [SciMed Ltd – Better Service for Lower Fees](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/news/client-stories/scimed-2/)

## The IN Team
- [Sarah Harkness](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/sarah-harkness/)
- [Andrew Tyler, FCA](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/andrew-tyler/)
- [Paul Brown](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/david-williamson/)
- [Louise Wood, FCA, FCCA](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/louise-wood-fca-fcca-accounts-director/)
- [Brian Bradley](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/paul-smith/)
- [Kathryn Hargreaves, CTA, MAAT, ATT](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/kathryn-heald/)
- [Luke Bembridge, FCA](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/luke-bembridge/)
- [Helen Cleaver](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/julie-illing/)
- [Elisha Amesbury](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/elisha-amesbury/)
- [Lee Farghaly](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/lee-farghaly/)
- [Emma Peers](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/emma-peers/)
- [Sue Harris, FMAAT, FCCA](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/sue-harris/)
- [Rachel Wood, ACCA, MAAT](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/rachel-wood/)
- [Theo Whitley, ACCA](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/theo-whitley/)
- [Stella Corbett](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/stella-corbett/)
- [Rourke Neal, AAT](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/rourke-neal/): Rourke (not Neal as many people call him) went to Bramhall High School and Aquinas College. Rourke has been with us since September 2019 and has since finished all AAT / ACCA exams becoming one of our senior accountants and client managers within the team.
- [James Taylor – Smith](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/james-taylor-smith/)
- [Olivia Price](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/olivia-price/): Olivia joined us as a Level 3 AAT Accountancy Apprentice, after completing her A Levels in Accounting, Business and Law at Aquinas College in Stockport.
- [Calum Hogan](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/calum-hogan-trainee-accountant/)
- [Faiza Akhtar](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/faiza-akhtar-trainee-accountant/)
- [Kieron Aspinall](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/joshua-humphreys-mba/)
- [Jack Brisbane](https://www.in-accountancy.co.uk/resources/news/in-team/jack-brisbane/)