Taxation - JSR Chartered Accountants

Tax is dynamic and needs to be constantly planned and reviewed as legislation and your circumstances change.

We can review your personal and business affairs as a whole, integrating personal and business tax planning to minimise your overall tax burden.

We can help you with the following taxes:

Income tax
Inheritance tax
Capital gains tax
Corporation tax
VAT
Stamp duty land tax
National insurance contributions
Capital allowances
Remuneration planning including share schemes such as EMI
Exit and succession planning
Tax advice for mergers, acquisitions & disposals
Tax planning for property acquisitions & disposals
Tax efficient Wills & Trusts
Tax efficient EIS (Enterprise Investment Scheme)

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