As one of the UK’s leading firms of Chartered Accountants, we are ideally placed to provide cutting edge tax advice and planning to personal, corporate and international clients.
Partner - Personal Tax
Manager - Personal Tax
Tax Manager (ex-HMRC)
The term 'non-dom' has been under the spotlight in recent news. ‘Non-dom’ or ‘non-domiciled’ generally refers to residents of the UK whose permanent home is outside […]
Jeffreys Henry’s tax investigation service is an annual policy that covers our professional fees in the event of an HMRC compliance check, inquiry, investigation, or dispute.
From April 2022, the rates of National Insurance Contributions (NICs) are set to increase by 1.25 percentage points. The increase in NICs was legislated as a […]
Our guide offers advice on the principal opportunities you should consider and forms the basis of a good financial plan to complete the tax year. With ideas affecting income and investment, for couples, company directors and employees, and self-employed people.
️HMRC have announced that they will not be charging late filing penalties for 2020/21 self-assessment tax returns, provided it is submitted by 28 February 2022.
Earlier this year, HMRC issued a statement, warning individuals that they will soon be issuing ‘nudge letters’ which are specifically targeting cryptocurrency investors. A copy of […]
Key steps to a successful R&D tax relief claim. HMRC have displayed no sign of relaxing their position in respect of R&D tax credit claims in terms of querying both eligibility and qualifying expenditure.
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.
Tax planning for high earners and those earning over £100,000. From contributing to pensions to investing in startups, here are some top tax tips to follow.
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.