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Make It Make Sense: The No-jargon Business Survival Kit
Starting a business in the UK or already running one and still not sure you're doing the admin right? Either way, congratulations: you've signed up for a mountain of paperwork nobody properly explains. Make It Make Sense is the no-jargon, straight-talking guide to UK business admin, tax, and governance for founders at any stage. It covers registering with Companies House, sorting your tax, picking a business bank account, pricing your work, and staying on the right side of HMRC, without falling asleep or hiring a translator to understand your accountant.
Inside, you'll find:Exactly how to set up (or fix) your business structure - sole trader vs limited companyWhat Making Tax Digital actually means for you in 2026The UK admin deadlines you can't afford to miss - all in one handy cheat sheetStraight answers on VAT, PAYE, dividends, and the ICOA dose of real talk on burnout, imposter syndrome, and staying sane while you build something and much more.
Written in plain English, Make It Make Sense turns the most confusing part of running a business, at any stage, into something you can actually get through in an afternoon. Whether you're just starting out or finally sorting the admin you've been avoiding, your business deserves a solid foundation. Start here.
Inside, you'll find:Exactly how to set up (or fix) your business structure - sole trader vs limited companyWhat Making Tax Digital actually means for you in 2026The UK admin deadlines you can't afford to miss - all in one handy cheat sheetStraight answers on VAT, PAYE, dividends, and the ICOA dose of real talk on burnout, imposter syndrome, and staying sane while you build something and much more.
Written in plain English, Make It Make Sense turns the most confusing part of running a business, at any stage, into something you can actually get through in an afternoon. Whether you're just starting out or finally sorting the admin you've been avoiding, your business deserves a solid foundation. Start here.
