Personal Tax Accountants

Our specialist tax team can provide year-round advice on all aspects of your personal tax affairs from the completion of your annual self-assessment tax return to more complex issues involving, for example (but not limited to):

• succession planning
• capital gains tax planning
• inheritance tax planning/wills
• tax compliance

Sometimes you’ll be a little too close to the puzzle. An independent adviser can take a step back and view the bigger picture, helping you make sense of your situation.

Your personal tax adviser will be able to advise on a number of important issues, such as:

• How to maximise the potential of your sole-trade business
• How best to handle benefits such as company cars and accommodation
• Whether your rental properties could be structured in a more tax efficient way
• Whether directors should be paid by salary or dividend
• How to minimise CGT liability on disposal of assets
• How to plan for Inheritance tax
• How to optimise your tax position when living or working abroad

Self Assessment Tax Returns

With our income tax return service, we remove the burden of administration from you and ensure that every deadline is met.

We can handle the whole process from, the production, compliance checks and submission.

Inheritance Tax

Our inheritance tax accountant team can advise on arranging your own estate in a tax-efficient manner.

Capital Gains Tax

We will make sure that you are claiming all available reliefs and that your tax bill is minimised.

Bespoke Tax Advice

In addition to the personal tax advice offered, we also provide a bespoke service to those of our clients wishing to make savings across their entire financial activity.

• Get professional help from a self assessment accountant.
• Help to claim eligible expenses and tax reliefs
• Full calculation of your tax bill for you to review and approve
• Your tax return filed to HMRC
• Professional record keeping
• Current or previous tax year filing

What do I pay tax on?

• Money you earn from employment
• Profits you make if you’re self-employed – including from services you sell through websites or apps
• Some state benefits
• Most pensions, including state pensions, company and personal pensions and retirement annuities
• Rental income (unless you’re a live-in landlord and get less than the rent a room limit)
• Benefits you get from your job
• Income from a trust

When do I pay my income tax?

The tax year runs from the 6^th April to the 5^th April the following year.

The first payment on account for the tax year ending the following 5 April is due on the 31^st January.

If you have a second payment on account due for the tax year ending the previous 5 April it is due for payment on the 31^st July.

It is worth remembering that not everyone has to pay these payments on account.