Tax Schemes
K2 Tax Scheme

Pension Swaps
Tax planning advice, and the tax reduction processes
You may run a business but also have private income from other sources, in which case your complicated tax arrangements should have the benefit of a tax specialist, and possibly a legal tax specialist, and not simply an accountant.
You deserve to hang onto as much of your cash as you are legally entitled to, and a great many people pay too much tax. It is not a case of trying to stretch the law, it is a case of using the detail of the law to save yourself money, detail that you may not be aware of. If you are not dealing with a professional tax adviser then there is every chance that you are paying too much personal or business tax. If you are a company director or in a partnership, or are self employed, then you will already have an accountant, but you may not enjoy the full benefits of a tax specialist.
You may consider that such a tax specialist might be expensive. Tax specialists typically get paid if they manage to help you make a great saving, they don't typically charge by the hour.
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That's where a professional tax specialist comes in, a tax reduction specialist. Such people The first step is an email introduction, an exchange about what your circumstances are and
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Inheritance Tax This tax is due to be paid "before" the estate can be distributed to the next of kin. By careful tax planning in your will we should be able to reduce the final amount of tax payable upon death.
Inheritance Tax may be due on everything you have when you die, the value of your estate - assuming that you are leaving your estate and goods to someone like a child or surviving sibling. This would include the house, any savings, financial investments, personal belongings (of any value) but also a percentage of the value of anything you might have given away in the previous 7 years. The first GBP 325,000 is tax free (the threshold, often referred to as the nil rate tax band) whereas everything above is taxed.
Contact us for details of how we can help you with your particular inheritance tax (IHT) circumstances.
Where will you end up in your retirement years? You should start planning now.
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