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No-one wants to pay more tax than they have to and yet most people want to avoid a potentially expensive and time-consuming HMRC enquiry. There are perfectly legitimate ways to order your financial affairs in order to minimise your tax liability. Let us talk you through what might apply to your situation so that you can plan intelligently.
Tax planning has a bad name with the fallout from complex tax schemes but planning to legitimately minimise your tax liability now and in the future is key to managing your prosperity.
Whether it’s claiming all allowable expenses to reduce your taxable profit, using the tax advantages of a limited company, or minimising your personal tax liability with pension contributions or government backed EIS schemes; why would you want to pay more tax than you have to?
Hi, I'm Ian Marlow, and I lead the team at HFM Let's speak about your situation
Ian Marlow
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