Are you concerned that you may be paying too much tax? Are you worried that you may not be getting the best advice on tax planning issues and the management of your family wealth? If so, our personal tax advisers can help you.
Personal tax advice
Whatever your background we can assist with tax mitigation, strategic planning, the preservation of wealth and passing it on to the next generation. Our private client services team consists of highly experienced specialists advising on UK and international tax and trust issues. We are people focused and partner-led and our experience comes from many years of working alongside people like you, understanding your needs and providing the best solutions.
Achieve your financial objectives in a tax efficient manner
We will guide you through the complexities of our tax system and help you to achieve your financial objectives in a tax-efficient manner.
You may be concerned about how to:
- minimise your tax liabilities;
- plan for your children’s inheritance;
- plan for business succession;
- mitigate capital gains and inheritance taxes; or
- make provision for your retirement.
We can help you to deal with each of these issues and we will do so with a high level of personal contact and using language that you will understand.
A full range of private client services
We offer a full range of private client services designed to provide you with the best possible personal tax advice to help you manage your wealth.
- income and capital gains tax planning and mitigation
- succession and inheritance planning
- services for trustees and executors
- dealing with HM Revenue & Customs enquiries, investigations and disclosures
- taxation of non-domiciliaries
- remuneration planning
The next step
If you would like to discuss the private client services we can provide for you in more detail, please contact one of our personal tax advisers.
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Many leave the provision of life assurance and pensions to their employers, although unfortunately they do not consider whether, in the event of a claim, the benefits provided would be sufficient to allow a reasonably comfortable lifestyle to be maintained.
The value of the lifetime allowance is to be reduced from £1.8 million to £1.5 million in April 2012.
The UK has one of the highest tax burdens for both low and high earners of any major economy, reveals new research by UHY, the international accounting and consultancy network.
HMRC has disclosed that it is has started to cut essential services despite Government promises that spending cuts would not affect frontline services, says Clive Gawthorpe, partner in our Manchester office.
