Taxation
Make Sense Of Taxation
That’s why so many business owners choose the help of an expert when it comes to their taxation requirements. With an experienced hand who has specialist expertise relating to UK tax law, you can maximise your business and personal wealth, reduce your tax liabilities, and boost your profitability.
For assistance with tax allowances and reliefs and for strategies to improve your business’s bottom line, speak to one of our tax experts.
What Does Our Tax Offering Cover?
For businesses of all shapes and sizes, our Chartered accountants offer the following tax advice and guidance:
Corporation Tax
And Allowances
VAT
Returns
Construction
Industry Scheme (CIS)
Capital Allowances
And Expenses
We also provide guidance for sole traders and those working on a cash basis when it comes to allowable expenses.
WHAT OUR TAXATION SERVICE MEANS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
- ComplianceCompliance is crucial for the legal running of your business. Our Chartered tax specialists ensure that everything is above board from a taxation perspective so you can continue running your company successfully.
- Scale at your own speedBusiness strategy can be hindered by tax ramifications, whether it’s succession, reorganisation, or preparing an exit strategy as an owner or director. Our guidance covers you for all forms of tax structuring so your business can flourish in any situation.
- Save moneyMaking the most of business tax reliefs is a no-brainer for all companies in the UK. With totally compliant tax savings available, no matter your company size, we can advise on available opportunities and help you make claims that save you money. This money can then be used to further your business in other areas.
- Save timeTaxation takes up a lot of time, whether you’re struggling to meet tax deadlines at the end of the year or finding it difficult to keep track of your taxation on a regular basis. Our team takes away the strain and makes taxation simple and effective for your business.
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Business tax FAQs
What does tax deductible mean?
Deductibles, also known as expenses, are costs deduced from your turnover to reduce your taxable profit. Deductibles are different for sole traders and limited companies and there are different allowances for each, depending on what you earn and your business structure.
What’s the Corporation Tax rate?
If your business makes annual profits of £250,000 or more, you’ll pay the main rate of 25%. If your business earns £50,000 or less, you’ll pay a rate of 19%.
Businesses with profits between £50,000 and £250,000 pay the main rate, reduced by a marginal relief, which is calculated based on how much you make.
What is the accounting period for Corporation Tax?
It can’t be longer than 12 months but can be shorter, and it is generally the same as the financial year covered in your annual accounts. However, it can be less if your accounts cover less than a 12-month period, which can be the case in your first year as a company.