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Partners
Christopher
Weston F.C.C.A
DR
Brooks (Rtd)
Sunita
Ruparelia
F.C.C.A
Kieran
Price
M.A.A.T
Accounts
Debbie
Brown
C.A.T
ECDL
Jane
French A.C.A B.Sc (Hons)
Amy
Holland B.A (Hons)
Stephen
Corderoy,
Matthew
Weston
B.A (Hons)
John
Rose
Hannah
Weston
BSc (Hons) Post Grad Dipl. Law
Diane
Gower
M.A.A.T
Admin
and Bureau
Eileen
Swain
ECDL,
Elaine
Symaka
Secretarial
& Support
Nicola
Tobin
Linda
Spain,
Carolyn
Hawk,
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TAX Savings and Advice 
Never
has the small business been so burdened by the
responsibility of collecting paying and accounting for tax liabilities, particularly since the advent of self assessment for individuals and companies.
Every stage of the tax regime if not correctly promptly and accurately adhered
to produces a liability in the form of either interest surcharge or penalty
(sometimes all three can be incurred for a single omission).
ate taxation and advise you
clearly and thoroughly.
Having
prepared your tax statements we will then advise you of imminent and future
liabilities as far ahead as possible in order that you may plan and deal with
subsequent settlement. No client of our firm has ever suffered a tax penalty
where they have made known to us all details in good time to complete their
affairs satisfactorily.
Income Tax be
We
provide
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Timely information as to liabilities due
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Submission of returns on time
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Organisation of business and
personal circumstances to mitigate liability
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The services of a dedicated firm always on hand to give advice on
changing circumstances
Corporation
Taxtaxes as your agent
(as applicable to your circumstances) are as follows:-
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Prompt accounts production enabling early
measurement of profits or losses
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Strategies established to route maximum dividends or directors
remuneration to limit Corporation Tax
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Timely assistance and advice on Directors benefits and NIC matters
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For more information about the tax
benefits of incorporation click here
With effect from 1
April 2002, the Corporation Tax rate on the first £10,000 of profits is nil,
with a marginal rate on profits between £10,001 and £50,000 and profits
between £50,001 and £300,000 are taxed at 19%. With individuals being liable
to Income Tax at the higher rate of 40% on taxable earnings over £29,900 there
is quite clearly a tax advantage through incorporation which, together with the
abolition of ACT on dividends and the protection of limited liability, does make
incorporation an attractive proposition. As an example, for the tax year to the
5 April 2003, an individual with profits of £14,615 would pay total tax and
National Insurance of £2,774, whereas a limited company on the same level of
profits would have a liability of nil if the profits were distributed as a
mixture of salary and dividends. This saving increases as profits increase.
Value Added Tax
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Completion of your return
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Checking your own completed return
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Routinely checking your final accounts to the vat returns for obvious
error or omission
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Dealing with initial registration,
queries, special schemes and control visits
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Advice upon flat rate schemes,
exports and partial exemption
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