If you’re starting a side hustle, freelancing, or going self-employed in the UK, one of the first big decisions is choosing your business structure:
- Sole trader or
- Limited company

Both are legit ways to run your business — but the way they work (and how much tax you pay) is very different.

This guide will help you understand the difference between sole trader and limited company so you can choose what’s right for your situation.

Thinking about starting a side hustle but not sure where to begin? You’re not alone.

Thousands of people across the UK are looking for extra ways to boost their income — whether to handle rising bills, save for something special, or test the waters of self-employment.

Want to save time and stay organised as a self-employed professional? Discover 6 powerful ways to integrate ChatGPT with Google Workspace tools like Gmail, Docs, Sheets, and Calendar.

Save time and money with these five free software tools perfect for UK freelancers, sole traders and side hustlers. From invoices to task management – here’s what we recommend at Hustle Mate.

Self-employed and dreading the school holidays? Here’s how personal service pros like cleaners and hairdressers can take time off and still protect their income.

Think you're too busy for a side hustle? Here's how UK parents and professionals can start earning extra income—even with a packed schedule.

For many people, a side hustle is a way to make extra money, develop new skills, or even take the first steps toward financial independence.

But if you’re receiving government benefits, it’s natural to wonder: How will this affect my payments?

Got a job and a side hustle? Here’s how UK income tax works when you’re employed and self-employed, with simple examples and tips to avoid surprises.

Looking for accounting software as a side hustler? Learn why FreeAgent is a top pick for Making Tax Digital (MTD for ITSA), how to get it free, and how Hustle Mate can help you get started.

Freelancer managing side hustle finances on a laptop – preparing for MTD for ITSA

New UK tax year 2025 calendar reminder for self-employed and side hustlers

UK tax year end date April 5 calendar reminder for side hustlers

How to register as a sole trader in the UK – step-by-step guide for self-employed business owners. Learn how to register with HMRC, get a UTR number, and manage your taxes.

Finding your new Side Hustle in 2025 could be just the thing to turn your life around and see how easy it is to earn a bit of extra income.