Feel calm and confident
about your taxes

Dealing with the necessary taxes in front of
you can be really confusing

What applies to you? What do you need to do about it? And when?
Our tax specialists are here to relieve the burden of necessary taxes, and show you how to save yourself more money in the long run.

You might be:

  • Starting up a new self-employed venture
  • Investing in property
  • Selling a second property
  • Thinking about passing on assets to your children
  • Trading or working overseas and/or making offshore investments

Regular updates to legislation as well as changes to your own circumstances, such as marriage or divorce, can often leave you overpaying or underpaying tax when you’re without expert support.

You don’t have to struggle with complex tax issues alone – we have experts on hand

Do any of these feel relatable?

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You don’t have the time to keep up with changes in complex legislation and you need advice unique to your circumstances
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Filing your personal tax returns can be a stressful yearly undertaking and you’re unsure if you could be saving more tax
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Advancements in technology mean increased HMRC investigations, and you’re worried about penalties and worst case scenarios

We’re here to help you relieve the burden. From filing your tax return annually to tax planning and strategy, we have an experienced team to guide you through the whole process.

We understand that your needs are unique to you and the solutions must reflect this. Our aim is to get to know you personally, so we can provide you with ideas and solutions that work for you.

How we support you

Guidance with tax planning

Help to make sure you’re only paying as much tax as you need to be, and no more.

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Reviews:

We will perform regular reviews of your tax affairs to ensure that tax mitigation strategies can be implemented wherever possible.
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Income tax:

Our experienced team can guide you in maximising any available reliefs as well as advising on the income tax implications of investments and overseas income.
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International tax:

We have knowledge in cross-border taxation issues and regularly advise clients on the UK tax issues arising therefrom. Such issues can often be overlooked when goods, money and people are moving across borders; we ensure that you do not inadvertently fall foul of any penalising legislation as well as making sure your affairs are as streamlined as possible from a tax perspective.
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Capital Gains Tax (“CGT”):

We will review your asset portfolio and perform example calculations, which will assist in understanding the implications of future disposals. We will also advise on the applicability of reliefs, such as Business Asset Disposal Relief, for disposals of assets as well as exemptions, transfers and gifts.
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Inheritance Tax (“IHT”):

Perhaps the most unpopular tax in the UK’s tax code, our team will inform you as to any future IHT liabilities that could be payable by your beneficiaries as well as IHT mitigation strategies.
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Property Portfolio Planning:

Land and property often proves a fruitful source of income; however, it is important that the most tax efficient ownership structure is in place since investment property can be owned through numerous different structures, which all have varying impacts on your personal tax position. We have extensive experience in advising clients on the right ownership structure for them.

A team on your tax compliance

Take the weight of filing your returns off your shoulders completely.

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Tax returns:

We prepare a wide variety of UK self-assessment returns and will liaise with HMRC on your behalf.
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Legislation Guidance:

We will assist you with the challenging rules and regulations that make up the self-assessment regime. This will include advice on how best to take advantage of all potentially available reliefs and exemptions.
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Business Tax:

We are well versed in preparing sole-trader, partnerships and rental accounts, which show taxable profit in a given period which accompany self-assessment returns.
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Disclosures:

We will assist you with bringing your tax affairs up to date in cases where there have been underpayments of tax.

How it works:

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Fill out the form below to give us the basic details about your position in terms of income and assets, as well as the tax services you are interested in.
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One of our team members will arrange a discovery call with you to discuss your needs in more detail.
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Within 2-3 days of the discovery call, we’ll provide your implementation plan along with a fee quote for the required services.
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Once you accept your proposal, you will get an email to welcome you and introduce you to your client manager.

Onboarding can take anywhere from 1 day to several weeks, depending on the services you require. We will let you know how long this will be at the time and explain next steps.

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We will issue all necessary engagement letters and HMRC forms to complete the onboarding process.
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After 3-6 months we will arrange a meeting with you to make sure you are happy with the services we are providing, in addition to providing an update on any recent changes in tax legislation. These meetings will also explore tax planning and mitigation strategies that may be available to you.

Figure out whether you’re making full use of
all the tax reliefs available to you

The first step to boosting your tax savings is knowing where you could be minimising tax. There are lots of elements involved in tax planning depending on your personal circumstances, but there are some core questions you can answer TODAY to see where you could be making a saving.

Take 5 minutes to find out where you could be making savings by completing your free tax checklist.

TRY THE TAX CHECKLIST FOR FREE

The cost of tax support can vary depending on individual needs, so we’ll always provide a bespoke quote

You’ll be glad to hear there’s no one-size-fits-all cost when it comes to tax issues. Tax planning can be complex and each set of circumstances is different. We treat every enquiry on a case by case basis and promise a bespoke quote to suit your needs.

Testimonials

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“Myers Clark has consistently provided me with clear and bespoke tax advice over the last few years. They are both professional and personal in their approach and were both helpful and responsive in relation to follow up questions to their advice. I have no hesitation in recommending them as tax advisors”

~ Alistair Martin

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“Having recently moved to UK, we had no idea of local tax legislation. In addition, we brought with us a complicated mix of on- and offshore investments that needed to be completely redirected, taking into account future Inheritance Tax liabilities. Luke Gainham (Or “Myers Clark” if you prefer) took complete control, advising us more fully and reliably. I have no hesitation in recommending him/them.”

~ Barry Schnabel

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where you can make savings

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