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Hale & Company's Taxation Services
To find out more about the firm's taxation services, from compliance matters to tax planning, contact Sean Egan or Chris Krol by email or on 01628 626333.
Our comprehensive range of taxation services includes:
- corporation tax;
- income tax;
- partnerships;
- estates, trusts and settlements;
- PAYE, national insurance and the Construction Industry scheme;
- Forms P11D reflecting benefits in kind and expenses paid; and
- VAT.
As well as dealing with the standard compliance issues of notifying chargeability to tax and completing and filing tax returns on your behalf, we will calculate the your tax liabilities and advise you what is payable and when. Where appropriate, we can advise on reducing payments on account.
We can help with registering you or your business in the first place and guide you through the requirements if you start to employ staff. Our payroll bureau service can help as well.
Avoiding the penalties and interest that can arise if tax is paid late or returns are not filed on time can be as valuable as planning to avoid tax later, especially for greater peace of mind.
Advice on mitigating tax can be provided, especially long-term planning to avoid capital gains tax and inheritance tax. Helping to structure deals in the most tax-efficient way is part and parcel of what we do.
We can help with any enquiries HM Revenue & Customs might raise, including income tax, PAYE, VAT and corporation tax enquiries.
Undertaking a PAYE/national insurance health check can be particularly useful in identifying the risks of claims for failure to account for benefits in kind, gifts and personal expenses, and in helping to determine the status of staff in cases where there is doubt whether they are employed or self-employed. We can also advise on PAYE settlements.
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To individuals
- Income Tax
- National Insurance
- Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
- Inheritance Tax (IHT)
- Payment of tax
- Tax Enquiries
- Wills and estate planning
To sole traders
- Starting to trade
- Business names and trading style
- Notifying the Inland Revenue
- Registering for VAT
- Tax and National Insurance
- Taking on employees
- Books and records
- Bank accounts
To partnerships
- What is a partnership?
- Starting to trade
- Business names and trading style
- Notifying the Inland Revenue
- Registering for VAT
- Tax and National Insurance
- Taking on employees
- Books and records
- Bank accounts
To limited companies
- What is a Limited Company?
- Starting to trade
- Business names and trading style
- Notifying the Inland Revenue
- Registering for VAT
- Taking on employees
- Books and records
- Bank accounts
- Other considerations
- Salaries vs Dividends
- Audit
- Ceasing to trade
- Buying and selling the business or company
- Passing the company on

