Complying with tax legislation
Corporation tax represents a substantial part of your trading costs.
Moreover, the increased reporting obligations, robust investigation policies of the tax authorities, and harsher penalties for non-compliance mean that an undue amount of your time and resources can be taken up collecting revenue for the government.
We offer a range of services to help you minimise your corporate tax exposure and relieve you of the administrative burden of complying with tax legislation. These include:
Determining the most tax effective structure for your business
Taking full advantage of tax opportunities and reliefs
Achieving the optimum capital or revenue tax treatment
Reducing tax on disposals and maximising relief on acquisitions
Making the most of tax opportunities specific to your industry
Meeting the rigorous demands of compliance, including corporation tax self assessment
Acting on your behalf in discussions with the tax authorities
Efficient corporate tax planning can result in potentially significant improvements in your bottom line.
VAT Compliance
The complex regime of regulations imposes a tremendous administrative burden on businesses.
It is vital that you keep up to date with the raft of new legislation emanating from Europe and the UK in relation to VAT.
Our cost-effective VAT compliance and planning services can relieve you of this burden.
Our team of VAT professionals will help to keep your VAT affairs in order, make sure you are collecting the right amounts for each transaction, and ensure that you file returns correctly and make payments on time.
We can also advise on the international aspects of VAT and IVA, including requirements to register overseas. We will be able to introduce you to our overseas associates if you require assistance in other European countries.
Insights and latest news
National Insurance and Dividend Increase
National Insurance is a tax that funds services including the NHS, maternity, sick and bereavement pay, and the state pension. It is paid by those who are earning, and people stop paying when they reach the state retirement age. The amount paid depends on what people earn. This is planned to increase in 2022/23 by 1.25%
Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax
We have compiled some simple tips for you to make the best use of Quickbooks to reduce time spent on this online resource.
NIC reliefs set for Freeports
Freeport operators will be able to take advantage ...