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Personal tax

Personal tax, planned before January

By January the useful options have closed. Self assessment, capital gains, inheritance tax and property income, planned through the year instead.

Who we help:Company directorsSole tradersLandlordsRetired and private clients
Your tax year with us
AU
Autumn review and estimate
MA
Action before 5 April
SA
Return filed early
PA
Payments on account checked
HM
HMRC letters handled
Fixed feeQuotedbefore we start
Problems we solve

Sound familiar?

Most people in and around Cheltenham get in touch because one thing has become a worry. These are the ones we hear most often.

“My tax bill in January came as a shock.”
How we help

We estimate your bill in the autumn and tell you what to put aside, payments on account included.

“HMRC has written to me and I’m not sure why.”
How we help

Once we are your agent we explain what it means, reply on your behalf and deal with HMRC directly.

“I’m selling a property or shares.”
How we help

We work out the gain before you sell, check which reliefs apply, and file any 60-day return for you.

“I want to pass money on to my family.”
How we help

Lifetime gifts, inheritance tax and capital gains looked at together, alongside your solicitor where needed.

What we do

What we do

Your return prepared and filed, with the planning done while there is still time to act.

01
Self assessment

Prepared, checked with you and filed, with the bill confirmed well before you pay it.

  • Filed months before 31 January
  • Payments on account checked
  • A plain-English summary
02
Capital gains

Disposals worked out before you sell, with reliefs checked and claimed.

  • Property, shares and business assets
  • 60-day returns filed for you
  • Timing and exemptions planned
03
Inheritance tax

Your estate position set out clearly, with the planning options explained.

  • Lifetime gifts and exemptions
  • Working with your solicitor
  • Reviewed as things change
Dates that matter

Key dates

The 60-day deadline is the one most often missed. When you sell a rental property or second home, it runs from completion.

5 April
End of the tax year. The last day to act on this year’s allowances.
60 days
To report and pay CGT on a UK residential property disposal.
31 July
Second payment on account due.
31 January
Return filed, balancing payment and first payment on account.
How it works

What working with us looks like

1
A free first call

Twenty minutes on what you need and what is not working. If you don’t need us, we’ll say so.

2
A fixed fee, agreed up front

You know the cost before any work starts. No time-sheets, no surprise bills.

3
An autumn review

We estimate your tax and flag anything worth doing before 5 April.

4
Filed early

Your return goes in well before 31 January, with a clear note of what to pay.

Questions

Common questions

Anything else, call us on 01242 226789.

Do I need to file a tax return?
Usually, if you are self-employed, receive rent, take dividends as a director or have sold something at a gain. We’ll confirm it on the first call.
How much will it cost?
A fixed fee based on how involved your affairs are, agreed before we start.
What will you need from me?
A short checklist and a secure upload link. Typically P60s, dividend vouchers and rental statements.
Can you deal with HMRC for me?
Yes. Once you authorise us as your agent, letters and queries come to us.
Next step

Talk to us before 5 April

The first conversation is free. If you do not need us, we will tell you.

Phone — Mon–Fri, 9am–5.30pm
01242 226789
Email
info@bpcpartners.co.uk
Thinking about a disposal?
Speak to us before you exchange contracts.