Based in the City of London, we deliver a value-added service to private clients, high net worth individuals (HNWIs), executives, City professionals, entrepreneurs, company directors, sportsmen/women, entertainers, property/land owners, members of the legal and medical professions.
WE CAN HELP WITH
- Private client and personal tax advice and planning
- 2019/20 Personal tax returns from £500, plus VAT, per annum
- Remuneration planning
- Inheritance tax advice
- Trusts and estates
- CGT (30 day rule)
- Non-resident landlords, including non-resident CGT
- Domicile and residency filings
- Immigration and expatriate, including tax advice for US/American and overseas citizens living or working in London
- Emigration, including tax advice for British citizens living or working overseas
- Wealth management through our FCA regulated firm, Jeffreys Henry Financial Services Limited
- Personal tax investigations including COP8, COP9 and Undisclosed Rental Income
- International tax advice
- Fee Protection Insurance
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ANDREW LEWIS
Tax Manager
Andrew manages the firms personal tax department, including a portfolio of personal tax clients such as High Net Worth Individuals, Self Employed, Directors, Landlords, Non-Residents and Partnerships.
IAN LEIGH
Partner - Tax
Ian is a Chartered Accountant who has specialised in tax since 1985. He advises private clients and trusts on the full range of taxes and has extensive experience of international tax, domicile and residence issues.
PERSONAL TAX AND RELATED NEWS
20 September 2021
The business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng is expected to announce a significant change in the law this week that will require employees of restaurants, bars and hotels to receive 100% of service charge.
14 September 2021
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS), otherwise known as the furlough scheme, is set to end on 30 September 2021. The latest HMRC statistics state there […]
18 August 2021
Having previously won Specialist Team of the Year, we are thrilled to announce that Jeffreys Henry has once again been shortlisted for Specialist Team of the Year 2021 and Client Services Award 2021.
27 July 2021
If you’re new to the world of self-employment, knowing when to pay HMRC as well as how much you need to pay can sometimes be difficult. So, we’ve put together a quick guide to help you keep on top of this and maybe even help you save some money next time you pay in.
13 July 2021
For high earners, understanding how to save on tax is key to sustaining wealth. From contributing to pensions to investing in startups, here are some top tax tips to follow.
17 June 2021
For those who took advantage of the HMRC VAT deferment scheme last year, the potential to delay repayment until 2022 runs out on 21 June.
3 June 2021
The latest tax rules introduced by the government mean that switching to an electric company car is no longer just about reducing the climate impact, but provides a significant tax benefits for both employer and employee. From April 2021, fully electric company cars attract a Benefit in Kind rate of just 1%, rising to 2% from April 2022. This means, a Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus with a purchase price of £80,000 would have a benefit rate of just 1% in 2021-22, equating to an annual taxable benefit of just £800.
1 June 2021
Between 1 April 2021 and 31 March 2023, companies can claim a super-deduction in the form of first year relief of 130% on qualifying plant and machinery additions. This means a company spending £100,000 on qualifying assets would have £130,000 deducted against its taxable profits, resulting in a tax saving of £24,700 per £100,000 of expenditure.
20 May 2021
£102,000 – that’s the average amount we’ve secured in R&D tax relief for our clients. R&D tax relief is one of the best tax reliefs available to both loss-making and profit-making companies.
25 March 2021
Changes in IR35 rules from 2021 will mean employees, but through their own Personal Service Company (PSC), pay the same Income Tax and National Insurance contributions as other employees. From April 2021, businesses will have the responsibility of deciding whether the employment taxes and National Insurance contributions should be deducted.
