Self assessment, capital gains, inheritance tax and property income for directors, sole traders, landlords and private clients. We look at your position during the year, so there is time to plan before the return is due.
Most people get in touch because one thing has become a worry. These are the ones we hear most often, and what we do about each.
We estimate your bill in the autumn and tell you what to put aside, payments on account included. If your income has fallen, we apply to reduce them.
Salary, dividends and pension planned together each year, so you use your allowances and bands and nothing is left on the table.
We work out the gain before you exchange, check which reliefs apply, and file the 60-day return and payment for you.
Send it to us. Once we are your agent we explain what it means, reply on your behalf and deal with HMRC directly from then on.
Several incomes, property, overseas income or the child benefit charge. We prepare it properly, explain the figures and file it well before the deadline.
Lifetime gifts, inheritance tax and capital gains looked at together, working alongside your solicitor or financial adviser where needed.
We start with whatever brought you to us and look at the rest as we go. If you also run a limited company, your personal and company tax are best planned together. See what we do for your business.
Your return prepared, checked with you and filed, with the bill confirmed well before you have to pay it.
For directors: how much to take from the company, and in what form, planned together each year.
Disposals, reliefs, estate planning and lifetime gifts considered together, ideally before anything is signed.
Property is a business and the tax should be handled like one, from the first let to the eventual sale.
Applies above £50,000 of qualifying income, falling to £30,000 in 2027 and £20,000 in 2028. The test uses gross income from an earlier year.
IR35, your company’s accounts and taking money out tax-efficiently, on one fixed fee.
Twenty minutes to understand your situation. If you don’t need us, we’ll tell you.
You know the cost before any work starts. No time-sheets, no surprise bills.
We estimate your tax and flag anything worth doing before 5 April, while there is still time.
Your return goes in well before 31 January, with a clear note of what to pay and when.
By the time the return is prepared, decisions on pension contributions, disposals and dividends have already been made and cannot be changed.
A review in the autumn leaves time to act before 5 April.
Book an autumn reviewThe 60-day deadline is the one most often missed. When you sell a rental property or second home, it runs from completion, not from the end of the tax year.
Whether it is a property sale, leaving a company or an old pension, the first conversation is free. If you do not need us, we will tell you.