Tax looks different depending on what you do for a living. Find your line of work for a plain-English guide to what you can claim and what you need to file.
Mileage vs actual costs, licence and app fees, and the expenses that cut your bill.
Read the guide →Why your mileage does the heavy lifting, plus insurance and the apps.
Read the guide →The Construction Industry Scheme, tools, van costs — and how to claim your refund.
Read the guide →Products, equipment, travel between jobs — kept refreshingly simple.
Read the guide →Chair rent, products, tools and working from home.
Read the guide →Mixing employed and self-employed income, gear, travel and what you can claim.
Read the guide →Kit, software, studio and travel costs — and claiming big purchases well.
Read the guide →Rental expenses, how mortgage interest relief works now, and MTD for property.
Read the guide →The Construction Industry Scheme, tools, van and parts — and claiming any refund you're due.
Read the guide →Gym rent, kit, insurance and qualifications — and what mobile and online coaching lets you claim.
Read the guide →Mixing a teaching job with tutoring income, platform fees, and what you can claim.
Read the guide →Sponsorships, gifted products (yes, taxable), kit and software — the creator tax picture.
Read the guide →Travel, kit, insurance and DBS — the costs that cut a pet-care tax bill.
Read the guide →Tools, fuel, van and green-waste costs — and when landscaping brings in CIS.
Read the guide →Kit, insurance, training and travel — plus mixing a counter job with freelancing.
Read the guide →Clearing your wardrobe? No tax. Reselling for profit? Here's where the line is.
Read the guide →Old clutter vs a business — the trading test, HMRC data-sharing and what to claim.
Read the guide →Making to sell is trading — the £1,000 allowance, fees, materials and how to file.
Read the guide →The SA102M pages, the 25% vicarage deduction, robes and the service-benefit cap.
Read the guide →Employment status and IR35, the NHS Pension (Locum A & B), indemnity and what to claim.
Read the guide →Whatever you do, if you're self-employed we can help. More trade guides are on the way — and in the meantime, we're happy to talk through your situation.
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