Are you planning to go backpacking in the UK? Considering that this form of travel is a low-cost and independent version, expect to face some serious challenges while planning your trip. Challenges with available solutions, of course. One of the things you need to work out is how to travel on a backpacker budget. With […]
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Backpacking in London or the UK? Here Are Some Vital Things You Need to Know
The UK is one of the most coveted tourist destinations in the world primarily because it is where London is located. In fact, the majority of people who wants to visit the UK, actually associate it with the capital. Well, there’s more to the UK than what you’ll read in books or see in the […]
Business debts can consist of things like arrears on rent and debts to major suppliers or the accumulation of loans and overdrafts. An insolvency practitioner can help a business get on top of debt before things come to a head and the firm enters insolvency, and then potentially liquidated to pay off its debts. SMEs […]
More and more people in the UK are starting their own businesses or going freelance. In fact, the number of self-employed people increased from 3.3 million in 2001 to 4.8 million in 2017, and the number of new businesses jumped from 383,000 in 2015 to 414,000 in 2016. But we’re willing to bet that not […]
Saving Money on an Australian Road Trip Travelling to Australia is a once in a lifetime experience that often turns into several times because the people who visit there just can’t get enough! However, travelling to the land down under often requires a big budget. Usually, the people who visit there go for at least […]
As if UK tax is not complicated enough, British expats also have to deal with expats tax that is even more challenging to deal with. There are many things you need to learn for understanding UK tax better and knowing the UK tax return requirements needed from a British expat. Here’s our need to know […]
Been looking into Student Tax Refunds? As a foreign student, you would think that you would be spared from paying tax until you earn a decent income. Unfortunately, this is not the case, and not knowing the basic tax facts could cost you money. How much tax are you liable to pay the taxman? Anything […]
If you plan to leave the UK or have already left, you should check if you’re eligible for a UK tax rebate for expats. Start by organising your tax affairs, an essential part of relocating and ensuring you can claim back UK tax paid on all your taxable income. UK Tax Rebate for Expats – […]
If you have left the UK and are now living in Australia or New Zealand, you may be entitled to Tax Refund. But you must tell HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) if you leave the UK to live abroad permanently or if you’re going to work abroad full-time for at least one full tax year […]
Special tax and National Insurance (NI) rules require international students to pay tax, especially on income earned working while studying, and on foreign income and gains, if their home country doesn’t have a Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) with the UK. This is why some foreign students are eligible for a tax repayment when they leave […]