Сохраняйте больше, теряйте меньше: практическое налоговое руководство для предпринимателей Великобритании 2067/27

Stop Overpaying Tax. Start Keeping What's Yours. If you're running a small business in the UK and feel like HMRC has its hand in your pocket every month, you're not alone—and this book exists to fix that. Keep More, Lose Less is the no-nonsense tax blueprint for entrepreneurs, sole traders, landlords, consultants, and owner-managers who are tired of being plucked like geese. Written by accountants with 25+ years of real-world experience helping North-West businesses survive and thrive, this is the plain-English survival guide the government won't give you. What's Inside: How to choose the right business structure in 2026/27 (sole trader vs. limited company—the maths has changed) The expenses even your accountant might miss—and how to claim every legal penny Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment: a practical survival guide now it's live Salary vs. dividend strategies that work under the new higher rates How to legally pay your family and reduce your tax bill Inheritance tax planning after the £2.5m APR/BPR cap changes What HMRC doesn't shout about: reliefs, allowances, and hidden wins Real case studies from Preston to Manchester, Bolton to Chester 2026/27 Has Landed Hard: Dividend tax is up again. Business Asset Disposal Relief hit 18%. Employer NIC costs are brutal. MTD compliance is now mandatory for thousands more businesses. If you haven't reviewed your tax strategy since last year, you're almost certainly overpaying. This isn't a "tax efficiency" manual full of jargon and theory. This is proper small business survival for people who'd rather be running their business than reading government bumf. Real talk, real strategies, proven savings—and a few laughs along the way. Stop tipping HMRC. Start keeping what's yours. Perfect for: UK small business owners, self-employed professionals, landlords, family businesses, start-ups, consultants, and anyone turning over up to £5 million who wants legal, practical, up-to-date advice that doesn't patronise or bore.