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Author name: Robert Green

Green and Peter Accountants Ltd was established in 1993 when Robert Green and Derek Peter decided to join forces. Working in North London and close to Totteridge and Whetstone tube, Green and Peter are accessible to all clients both in person and over zoom. Green & Peter specialises in accounting for creative people, understanding their needs and requirements. From film producers to photographers and artist to models and fashion professionals. We are highly experienced in this sector.

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IR35 for Creatives: Inside and Outside Off-Payroll Working Rules Explained

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In 2021, the UK film and television industry braced for a dramatic shift in how it taxes creative professionals. When the off-payroll working rules (commonly known as IR35) extended from the public sector to the private sector in April, production companies suddenly faced a choice: determine the tax status of every contractor or stop engaging […]

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Grants, Royalties and Tax: A Financial Guide for Artists in the UK

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For many working artists, income rarely arrives in one neat monthly stream. One project may be funded by a grant, another may bring in sales through a gallery, and a third may produce royalties months or even years later. That is exactly why a Financial Guide for Artists needs to look beyond basic bookkeeping. The

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Self-Assessment for Models in the UK: A Complete Guide

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If you work as a model in the UK, tax can become more complicated quite quickly. Some work may be paid through an agency, some directly by clients, and some may come in through brand collaborations, appearance fees or other freelance jobs. That mix is exactly why Self-Assessment for Models often causes confusion. It is

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Employment Rights Act 2025: The impact for small companies, sole traders and partnerships

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The Employment Rights Act 2025 received Royal Assent on 18 December 2025. It’s the most significant overhaul of UK employment law in a generation. While much of the coverage has centred on larger employers, the changes will fall just as hard on small, limited companies, sole traders with staff, and partnerships with employees. Most practical

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Starting a Business in North London? Why You Need a Specialist Accountant

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If you are starting a business in North London, it is easy to focus on the visible parts first. You may be thinking about your name, your services, your first clients or your website. What often gets pushed to one side is the financial setup behind it all. That part matters more than many new

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Finding the Best Creative Industry Accountants in North London: What to Look For

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If you work in the creative sector, choosing the right accountant is rarely just about finding someone to submit a tax return once a year. Designers, photographers, filmmakers, stylists, musicians and other creative professionals often deal with irregular income, project-based work, equipment costs and changing business structures. That is why finding the right creative industry

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What skills should creative accountants have?

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The creative industries contributed over £124 billion to the UK economy in 2023, employing 2.4 million people across film, music, design, theatre, and digital media. Yet creative business owners face unique financial challenges that generic accounting services simply can’t address. That’s where creative accountants make the difference. Whether you’re a photographer managing irregular project income,

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Tax Deductions for Photographers: Essential Guide to Photography Tax Deductions in London

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Tax Deductions for Photographers: Essential Guide to Photography Tax Deductions in London If you’re a freelance photographer or run a photography limited company in London, understanding Photography Tax Deductions can make a measurable difference to your annual tax position. Cameras, lenses, editing software, travel, studio hire and insurance all represent genuine business costs. Claiming them

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Don’t mess up when filing accounts with Companies House

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Estimated reading time: 5 minutes If you run a limited company as a creative professional in North London, filing accounts with Companies House is one of those unavoidable responsibilities that comes with the territory. Whether you’re a photographer, designer, filmmaker or musician operating as a limited company, understanding the process can save you from costly

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How to Track Business Expenses as a Freelance Fashion Stylist

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As a freelance fashion stylist working in London’s competitive creative industry, knowing how to track business expenses properly can make the difference between a hefty tax bill and claiming back what you’re rightfully owed. Whether you’re styling editorial shoots in Shoreditch or dressing clients for red carpet events, every receipt counts when it comes to

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