Tax Services 
Tax rules are always changing, so it’s important to regularly review your tax affairs. Structuring your tax affairs effectively and having a tax expert can save you time, effort and money.
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- Tax specialists at your fingertips.
- Plan for your future.
- Avoid adverse consequences.
- Non taxing tax.
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- What is a tax advisor
- What's the difference between tax planning and tax avoidance?
- What is R&D tax relief?
- How to claim for R&D?
What is a tax advisor
What is a tax advisor
Tax advisers specialise in tax planning, and – as part of their professional remit – will spend considerable amounts of time ensuring their knowledge is current and that they are up to speed with the latest legislation. As such, they are uniquely placed to offer strategic advice on even the most complex areas of tax.
What's the difference between tax planning and tax avoidance?
What's the difference between tax planning and tax avoidance?
Tax planning is the process of organising your finances so that you don’t pay more tax than is necessary. For example, it means keeping track of all your allowances, tax-deductible expenses, charitable donations, business losses etc., while being aware of opportunities to reduce your tax bill using things like pensions and ISAs.
Tax avoidance, on the other hand, typically involves reducing your tax bill via some form of investment scheme. Many such schemes are perfectly legal, and others appear to be legal from a technical point of view. However, if HMRC concludes that the sole purpose of the scheme is to avoid tax, then it may decide the scheme is not legitimate. Many investors have used tax avoidance schemes in good faith only to find that they owe years of unpaid tax, It is vital that that you approach these schemes with caution and remember, always seek advice!
What is R&D tax relief?
What is R&D tax relief?
Research and development (R&D) tax credits is a recent government tax relief scheme that helps innovative UK companies that are investing in advancements in the fields of Science and Technology. It rewards the businesses with a source of cash that can be used towards developing new products and processes or enhancing existing ones.
On average, you can claim 33p of every £1 spent on innovation so that’s a large pool of money that your business may be missing out on!
How to claim for R&D?
How to claim for R&D?
That’s where we can help. If you’re searching for R&D tax credits into Google, chances are you need help understanding exactly what qualifies as R&D and how to submit your claim. At Brampton, we’ve helped hundreds of businesses like your claim R&D tax credits.
We know the jargon of HMRC, we know what makes a successful claim and what doesn’t, so let us do all the legwork for you. The government created R&D tax credits to help support innovative businesses, but very few submit a claim and even few get money back into their business. Make sure your not one of them!
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