Tax Planning

    One of our specialist and high growth areas is that of tax planning both for private individuals and corporate entities.

    Our corporate finance tax planning involves assessing the tax implications of any proposed transaction and advising on alternatives which may be more tax efficient. Our review of the tax implications will consider the consequences for both the company and the individuals concerned.

    Various strategies will be considered including hiving off, remuneration planning, EIS relief, share option schemes, entrepreneurs’ relief etc. bearing in mind the impact on any available Income tax, Capital Gains tax or inheritance tax reliefs available.

    Please contact us if you would like to know how we may help you.

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    When looking at such transactions we can provide you with expert advice in order to optimise the outcome for both you and your business. Please click on the relevant heading for further details.

    Over more than two decades, we have built up an exceptional relationship of trust and goodwill. No issue is ever too trivial and professional advice is always gladly given. Simpson Wood is scrupulous and totally dependable.

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