Property Tax
We have extensive experience of working with clients with property interests enabling us to provide expert advice in areas such as:
- Ownership and business structure
- Taxation of rental transactions
- Personal tax returns
- Capital gains tax
- Rent-a-room relief, principal private residence relief , lettings exemptions, treatment of overseas property holdings, inheritance tax, holiday lettings
- Structuring of finance to obtain maximum tax relief for interest paid
- Property development
- Support for property agents and their clients
A Guide to Property Tax for Residential Landlords
Forensic Accounting
We have extensive experience of supporting our clients and their legal advisors by providing innovative forensic accounting and dispute advisory services which include:
- Quantifying loss or financial exposure
- Asset tracing
- Investigations of fraud, accounting ‘black holes’ and regulatory breaches
- Providing evidence in UK courts, arbitration tribunals and regulatory investigations
- HMRC investigations
- Contractual disputes
- Royalty and copyright disputes
- Marital disputes
Mergers and Acquisitions
Many of our clients have achieved substantial and sustained growth through a merger or acquisition of a business. At Rotherham Taylor we manage the M&A process from start to finish – identifying and screening businesses that match our client’s strategic objectives, entering into negotiations on our client’s behalf, carrying out financial due diligence, assisting with the raising of finance and implementation of post transaction tax structures.
Trusts and Executorships
Trusts are renowned for being a tax efficient way in which assets can be passed to future generations. It is a common myth that Trusts can only benefit the very wealthy however at Rotherham Taylor we can advise you on whether a Trust would be suitable based on our knowledge of your needs and also the type of Trust that would be most beneficial.
We can also act as Trustees should you wish.
Doing Business in the UK
There are many reasons why so many businesses choose to set up base within the UK. The country has a thriving financial centre, a home market of more than 60 million people and it lies in the central time zone between the USA and the Asia.
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Tax arrangements for non-doms
Significant changes affecting the UK tax status of non-domiciled individuals (non-doms) took effect on 6 April 2017 – and have far-reaching consequences for the majority of those who previously enjoyed the tax breaks associated with non-dom status, regardless of whether they were initially born overseas or in the UK.
Anthony Marsh – A G Marsh Limited