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Tax Planning and Advice

We all must pay taxes! Graham Paul excel at navigating the complex legal framework to ensure you don't pay a penny more than is necessary.

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Our Personal Tax Expert.

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Our Business Tax Expert.

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Our Trusts/IHT Expert.

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We all must pay our taxes

“Accountability breads responsibility” Stephen Covey

  • Tax saving ideas
  • Tax advice on transactions
  • Rental strategies
  • IHT advice
  • Trust advice
  • Succession planning
  • Investigation support
  • Incorporation advice
  • R&D tax credits

Our service offer: ...

We can help with...

  • Planning the amount of tax you will have to pay
  • The tax questions you have from notices of coding to payments on account
  • Getting the best result from a rental income stream
  • Succession planning and taxation
  • Inheritance Tax strategies, telling you what might be payable and what to do about it
  • Capital Gains, what you may have to pay on a transaction
  • Residency issues especially those relating to tax residency and domicile

We can help with...

  • Research & Development allowances
  • Identify the capital allowances on assets
  • Rent, HP, lease or buy – The best way to buy a business car, we can answer the questions
  • Sole trader, Partnership, LLP or Company – which is the best route to take
  • Commercial building cost review
  • Dividend income
  • Commercial problems that span a variety of tax challenges
  • Company Structure for effective income
  • Valuation of your business
  • Key employees tax planning
  • Employee benefits
  • Holding Company advice
  • IR35 Advice

We can help with...

  • Will Planning
  • Estate Planning
  • IHT asset management
  • Trust planning and management

Require more information?

Contact us on 01656 679800 or use the online contact form.

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