• Earned Income and Investment Income
• Pensions and State Benefits
• Land and Property Income
• Allowances
• Tax efficient Business Start-up Investments
• Charitable Donations

• Capital Gains Tax
• Inheritance Tax
• National Insurance

• Sole Traders and Partnerships
• Should I trade as a Limited Company?

Tax Enquiries and Investigations and Tax Disputes
Tax Payment Deadlines, Interest and Penalty Regimes
Investment Advice and the Financial Services Act

Keeping “proper” records is vital and increasingly HMRC are defining the standard that they consider to be “proper”. Fines and penalties can be levied where they consider this has not been done. Much of tax law these days has moved to “Self Assessment”. This places the onus on you to tell HMRC if you have tax to pay, but how do you know? There are many reasons why this may happen; – you have received a letter from HMRC that you don’t understand – you have inherited money or assets and want to understand your position – you have started to rent out a property – you have started a small business in your spare time – you want to start up a business but have questions about VAT, corporation tax, PAYE, employment contracts, IR35, company cars, books and records, pensions, tax allowances, software.. – If any of this applies to you, the advice of an Accountant can be crucial.

• Annual Accounts Preparation
• Bookkeeping

• Should I trade as a Limited Company?
• Sole Traders and Partnerships
• Different forms of Limited Companies
• Annual Accounts preparation
• Bookkeeping services
• Business Planning
• Company Formation, Incorporation
• Company Secretarial Services, Registered Office
• Employees – To Employ or not to Employ?
• Payroll
• Employment Status, Contractors and IR35
• Employee rights, Contracts and HR
• Holiday Pay, Sick Pay, Maternity/Paternity Pay
• Pensions and Auto Enrolment

• Sole Traders, Partnerships and LLPs
• Limited Companies
• Income Tax
• Corporation Tax
• Capital Gains Tax
• Employment Status, Contractors and IR35
• PAYE, National Insurance
• VAT

Taxation Payment Deadlines, Interest and Penalty Regimes
Tax Enquiries and Investigations and Tax Disputes

Keeping “proper” records is vital and increasingly HMRC are defining the standard that they consider to be “proper”. Fines and penalties can be levied where they consider this has not been done. Much of tax law these days has moved to “Self Assessment”. This places the onus on you to tell HMRC if you have tax to pay, but how do you know? There are many reasons why this may happen; – you have received a letter from HMRC that you don’t understand – you have inherited money or assets and want to understand your position – you have started to rent out a property – you have started a small business in your spare time – you want to start up a business but have questions about VAT, corporation tax, PAYE, employment contracts, IR35, company cars, books and records, pensions, tax allowances, software.. – If any of this applies to you, the advice of an Accountant can be crucial.