Behind the Scenes: How Accountants for the Film Industry Support Creative Success

Leave a Comment / Personal tax planning, Business management, Creative businesses, Creative industry / By Robert Green

What makes accountants for the film industry different? The world of film and TV is full of directors, actors and imaginative teams creating amazing stories. But behind all the glamour is something crucial: managing finances. Accountants for the film industry are the key to untangling the complex world of entertainment budgeting. They make sure every […]

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The Creatives’ Guide to Building Financial Security: Accounting for Freelancers

Leave a Comment / Blog, Bookkeeping, Business management, Creative businesses, Creative industry / By Robert Green

What is accounting for freelancers? At Green & Peter, we work with many freelancers in creative industries who tell us their monthly income feels unpredictable. Sound familiar? Most creative professionals struggle to manage fluctuating earnings whilst building their business. Getting your accounts right means more than just tracking income and expenses. Our experience shows that

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Self Assessment for Actors: 3 Key Insights on Tax Returns

Leave a Comment / Creative industry, Business management, Income Tax, Tax codes / By Robert Green

Learn everything you need to know about self assessment for actors, including key insights on tax returns, deductible expenses, and how to navigate the process to ensure compliance and maximise savings.

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5 Essential Money-Saving Tips for a Freelance Photographer

Leave a Comment / Business management, Business tax, Creative industry, Income Tax / By Robert Green

As a freelance photographer, you’re not just capturing moments – you’re also running a business. Balancing your artistic passion with the financial side can be tricky, especially when managing income, expenses, and taxes. Whether you’re new to freelancing or aiming to grow your earnings, understanding the financial aspects of your work is essential for long-term

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Are You Considering Going into Partnership with Your Spouse and Are You Aware of the Possible Pitfalls?

Business management, Business planning / By Robert Green

Recently, a husband and wife came to me explaining they wish to go into business partnership together. The first question I asked them: Did they have a partnership agreement? To which they said: No. I pointed out the three main reasons why they must have a partnership agreement. One, the partnership agreement explains what happens

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Are You a Building Contractor Who Makes Losses on Some of Your Contracts?

Building profits, Business management / By Robert Green

https://youtu.be/iUTzdVySocc A contractor recently called who was concerned about the losses he was making on some of his contracts. I explained to him that there are three key areas that he has to make sure he’s got strong controls. The first one is the production of his tenders. The second aspect was planning of his

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Does Your Wine Bar Generate Enough Profit From Its Sale of Drinks and Beers?

Business management, Business planning / By Robert Green

https://youtu.be/uVf6WyVl58g A wine bar operator was concerned about the level of profit from the sale of his drinks. I explained to him that it was very important to have proper stock controls for wines, beers, and draught beers. Particularly with his draught beers he had to make sure to keep the wastage down to a

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Eat, Drink & Be Merry At Christmas.. Courtesy of the Tax Man!

Business management / By Robert Green

The Staff Xmas Party Did you know that companies can provide a Christmas party for staff and claim up to £150 per head as a tax deduction? If you extend your kind invitation to partners also, you can double this bounty to £300! Give Your Lovely Customers a Little Gift You can claim tax relief

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Contractors, Do You Price Your Tenders Correctly?