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AccountancyYour tax position extends beyond the business. Your advice should too. We bring the business and personal picture together, so nothing is planned in isolation.
For business owners, personal tax rarely sits in isolation. Salary, dividends and benefits may be part of the picture, alongside property, investments, capital gains and other sources of income.
We take care of the personal tax requirements while considering the wider position and how business and personal decisions interact.
Good tax planning starts with the whole picture.
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Online Self Assessment returns are normally due by 31 January after the end of the tax year (which runs 6 April to 5 April), with any tax, and often a payment on account, due the same day. Filing early doesn't mean paying early; it just avoids the January scramble and leaves time to plan.
For a business owner, the real value often comes before the tax return is prepared. Salary, dividends and pensions may be part of the picture, alongside property income, investments, capital gains and other sources of income.
Timing matters. By the time the return is due, some planning opportunities may already have passed.
Residence, overseas income, investments, capital gains and the timing of a move can all affect the personal tax position.
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