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Sole Trader or Limited Company – which is more tax‑efficient in 2026/27? 🤔
This is one of the most common questions we get from UK business owners.
In our latest blog, we’ve broken down:
✅ The key tax differences between sole traders and limited companies
✅ How profits are taxed under each structure
✅ When a limited company can become more efficient
✅ How family businesses (spouse dividends) can change the outcome
✅ Realistic comparison tables (for illustration only)
No technical jargon, no sales talk — just clear information to help you understand your options.
👉 Read the full blog here:
🔗 https://tasaccountancy.co.uk/tas-accountancy-blogs/f/sole-trader-vs-limited-company-uk---202627-tax-comparison
If you’re:
• Self‑employed and thinking about incorporating
• Running a limited company and unsure if it’s structured efficiently
• Planning for growth in 2026/27

📩 Get in touch with TAS Accountancy to discuss your situation.

🌐 https://tasaccountancy.co.uk

Sole Trader vs Limited Company UK - 2026/27 Tax Comparison Which Business Structure Is Right for You? See tax differences, real examples and when a limited company makes sense in 2026/27.

Future You vs HMRC. Who wins in 2026?

🎉 We’ve made it through the January Self Assessment rush, all tax returns submitted on time!
As your accountant, I’m really proud of how organised many of you have been this year. 🙌
Now that some of you are expecting tax refunds, I want to quickly warn you about something important:
⚠️ HMRC scam messages are everywhere right now.
If you receive a text, email or phone call saying “You’re due a tax refund, click this link” or asking for your personal/bank details, please ignore it and don’t click anything.
👉 Remember: HMRC will NEVER

Offer you a refund by text, email or phone
Ask for your bank details or personal info this way

✅ To check if you’re really due a refund:

Log in to your account on GOV.UK, or
Get in touch with your accountant (I’m always happy to help 💬)

🚨 To report scams:

Forward suspicious emails to [email protected]
Forward scam texts to 60599

Please share this to help protect friends and family from HMRC scams. Stay safe everyone. 🙏