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Corporate Tax Advisers

Corporate Tax Advisers

Keeping your business compliant at all times

Every limited company in the UK pays Corporation Tax on their profits, yet complying with evolving tax laws and regulations can be a minefield.

That’s why we’re here. Based in London, our specialist Corporate Tax advisers can shoulder the burden for your business, reduce your tax bill, and ensure you keep all bases covered.

Corporate Tax Advisers

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Most business owners don’t have the time to manage their company's tax obligations, which means they either fail to spot crucial tax-saving opportunities or fail to meet critical deadlines with HMRC.

An experienced and reliable Corporate Tax accountant will ensure that your business capitalises on every viable allowance and deduction and meets every deadline.

That's what we do for our clients – day in, day out.

We’d be happy to arrange a consultation with one of the team – simply fill in the enquiry form or call us on the number below.

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OUR EXPERTS

Meet our Corporate Tax advisers

WHY CHOOSE US

Why Gerald Edelman?

We work closely with business owners, CEOs and Financial Directors to understand how their organisation operates and develop a detailed understanding of their tax obligations.

Clients soon begin to see us as a trusted contact and valuable extension of their team, not just a third-party provider.

Our company tax accountants are here to manage your relationship with HMRC, pinpoint tax efficiencies, advise on expenses, and mitigate your exposure to unnecessary costs.

We have substantial experience in handling the ins and outs of tax compliance, staying on the pulse of changing circumstances and obligations so that you don’t have to.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Can you help reduce my business’ Corporation Tax bill?

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Yes, we can help your business reduce its Corporation Tax liabilities by identifying available reliefs, allowances and planning opportunities while ensuring full compliance with current legislation. The most appropriate strategy will depend on your circumstances, so we always begin by reviewing your business and discussing your objectives.

What size of businesses do you typically work with?

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We work with businesses of all sizes, from start-ups and owner-managed businesses to large organisations and multinational groups. Many of our clients operate in the mid-market, and our experience across a broad range of sectors allows us to provide commercially focused tax advice tailored to each business.

What do I need to know about Corporation Tax?

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Companies carrying on business activities in the UK are generally required to pay Corporation Tax on their taxable profits. Businesses must register with HMRC, maintain accurate accounting records and submit Corporation Tax returns by the relevant deadlines.

Corporation Tax rates and reliefs can change over time, and the amount due will depend on your company's circumstances and level of profit. Our advisers can help ensure you remain compliant while identifying opportunities to improve tax efficiency.

What if we didn't make a profit?

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Corporation Tax is generally only payable on taxable profits. If your company makes a loss, you may not have any Corporation Tax to pay for that period. In some circumstances, losses may be carried forward or relieved against profits, subject to the relevant rules. We can advise on the options available to your business and ensure any reliefs are claimed correctly.

How can a business can reduce its Corporation Tax liability?

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A business can reduce its Corporation Tax liability through various means. There are several reliefs and allowances available, including:

  • Business expenses: Certain expenses can offset your Corporate Tax, such as sponsorships, business travel and office stationery.
  • Capital allowances: Companies have an annual capital investment allowance, which can be used to deduct the cost of purchasing business assets, like equipment, from profits. The exact allowance can change, check the latest guidance on the government website.
  • Research and Development (R&D): Companies that invest in research and development projects may be able to claim R&D tax relief.
  • Creative industries: Companies profiting from creative pursuits, such as planning and production of films, television, theatre and video games, may be eligible for tax relief.
  • Patent Box Scheme: Companies profiting from the patents they own or license may only need to pay a Corporation Tax rate of 10% on the income.

Can you deal directly with HMRC on our behalf?

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Yes, we regularly liaise with HMRC on behalf of our clients regarding compliance matters, enquiries and filings, helping reduce administrative burden and ensuring issues are dealt with efficiently.

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