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Getting professional tax advice can seem like a feat. If you didnât already know, there are a few things you should check about the person whoâs advising you. But donât worry, weâll go through all of that in this guide.
Trusting someone with your personal and legal information is a big step to take, but weâre here to help make sure youâre treading as carefully as possible!
A tax advisor is someone who uses what they know about taxes and the law to help support and guide you, often to minimise your tax liability legally.
Tax advisors need to be up-to-date with changes in regulation from HMRC and tax legislation so that they can give you correct information. Ideally, theyâll be able to simplify massively complicated subjects for you.
Tax advisors are sometimes also known as tax consultants or tax agents.
One big thing to remember: anyone can call themself a tax advisor, tax accountant, or a tax agent. This doesnât mean they actually have the qualifications to support their claim đ.
Take extra care and do your research when choosing an accountant:
All TaxScouts accountants are qualified practitioners and are regulated and certified by each of the major UK accounting bodies â .
If you ever have any questions, you can always reach out to our support team on the live chat on our website or via email at [email protected].
They can be, but they donât have to be.
Most tax advisors start off as accountants and as they become more specialised, they move to calling themselves tax advisors.
However, itâs also easy for some people to falsely claim one of these titles with no qualifications. You donât want to get trapped in one of these situations. This is one of the reasons you need to be extra picky when it comes to trusting someone with your tax and personal information.
Of course, none of these are issues with TaxScouts đ. Whyâs that, you ask?
Easy.
One of the most important questions!
It can vary depending on a load of factors because most tax advisors charge according to their level of experience, or qualification and the complexity of your situation.
Although it sounds fair, itâs not exactly ideal. Add the fact that theyâll start off with high costs and then just⊠make it⊠higher, the fairness scale starts to tip towards unfairness đžđžđž.
Luckily, this isnât the case at TaxScouts. Our tax advisors are all accredited accountants and our tax advice consultations cost a fixed price, no matter how complicated your situation. ÂŁ119, all in đȘ.
Take the easy way out – an incredible service for a fair price – so we can help you:
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Simply, like everything else at TaxScouts.
Tax advice is for anyone who needs help with their tax situation. This includes tax planning for your future, help with a tax return or even ways to invest more efficiently (and only pay the amount of tax you need to pay).
We can support you with lots, so letâs get into the detailsđ
We can help a variety of people in many different situations. Some areas our tax advisors can help with are:
Foreign income | Pensions |
Personal tax planning | Crypto tax |
Earning over ÂŁ100k | Capital Gains Tax |
Self-employment | Rental Income |
Historic tax reporting | Understand your tax return |
Child benefit tax | Remittance tax |
Firstly, youâll get to schedule the tax advice consultation around your own availability, which is a huge plus!
Aside from that, youâll also get:
Our tax accountants are here to help. Not only can they offer professional tax advice but they can also file your tax return too!
When it comes to tax advice, theyâll help guide you in any way that you need and answer all your questions. Plus, when itâs over, theyâll even provide you with a written summary of your consultation.
Letâs look at some reasons you might want tax advice and what youâll get out of your consultation:
And more, of course!
Get ahead of the tax game, stress-free. Whether you need advice or your tax return sorted and filed, weâll do it all so you donât have to.
Or see our Guides, Calculators or Taxopedia