Tax planning
See the corporation tax, VAT and personal-tax consequence before you commit. The useful conversation happens during the year, while timing and structure can still change.
Accounts and tax advice for UK business owners who are tired of finding out after year-end.

Your accounts can be correct and still arrive too late to help. We keep the numbers current, so you can decide before the money moves.
Chartered Tax Adviser, Chartered Accountant, and PwC trained. We work year-round with owner-managed UK businesses on tax, profit extraction, cross-border questions, and building something that is genuinely worth selling.
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The return is the final record. Useful advice happens earlier. We work across owner-managed UK businesses of every kind.
See the corporation tax, VAT and personal-tax consequence before you commit. The useful conversation happens during the year, while timing and structure can still change.
Know what can come out, what should stay in the company, and what must be reserved. Salary, dividends and pension are modelled against your actual numbers and plans.
Bookkeeping, VAT, payroll and year-end remain accurate and current. You get numbers you can use before a dividend, investment, move abroad or possible sale.


Answer a few quick questions and we'll send back your score across 7 areas, plus a 90-day plan to plug the leaks. No sales pitch.

Most brown envelopes from HMRC are routine: a tax code notice, a P800, a Simple Assessment bill or a reminder to file. Open it the day it arrives, check it is genuine, find the deadline, and get advice before you answer any questions HMRC asks.
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You can put up to £20,000 a year into ISAs. From 6 April 2027, under 65s can put no more than £12,000 of that into a cash ISA, so this tax year is the last chance to put the full £20,000 in cash.
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Answer exactly what HMRC has asked, accurately, completely and within the deadline. Sending more than the enquiry needs can raise new questions, even if you did nothing wrong.
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