- Have a tax problem?
Then you are not alone – many people have disputes with the Inland Revenue over their personal taxation. Your personal tax issue might be due to the late/inaccurate tax return submission, miscalculations by HMRC, court proceedings for tax, potential tax evasion/fraud, inability to pay the owed tax demands, even inheritance tax on monies you have received. Irrespective of your tax dispute the important thing is to firstly find yourself a local solicitor with sound tax litigation knowledge who can handle your dispute.
- How do you find a tax solicitor?
By conducting a search on taxsolicitors.org.uk (also available through Solicitor Search Network) you will find a tax solicitor within a convenient distance to where you live and all you need do is identify the type of taxation dispute you are experiencing. Personal tax matters – it can be complex especially if you receive income from numerous difference sources including several part-time jobs, being self-employed or freelance work, pension monies, investments, shares and monies from abroad add into the equation for the types of tax relief you could claim for. Should there be reasons of perceived non-compliance/late submission, you need to discuss this with your solicitor together with possible grounds for appeal if appropriate. Your personal tax solicitor will help you identify possible reasons for the dispute to have occurred, any rights/appeals, responsibilities and unfortunately penalties resulting from action by HM Revenue and Customs. If going to court is unavoidable then your solicitor can represent you.
- What if I run a business and have a tax problem?
The UK tax system is even more complex for a business. The complications can start with corporation tax, projected tax revenue affecting your cash-flow, responsibility for VAT collection and claims for VAT refunds back on inputs to your service/product allowing for different VAT rates accordingly. Large businesses/companies have additional responsibility for tax payment if issuing dividends to shareholders etc. Businesses with directly-employed staff are legally required to collect employee’s tax and national insurance contributions according to HMRC guidelines (other stoppages where required) and then make employer’s contributions also. Where businesses trade/operate in other countries as well as the UK they will need guidance on cross-border tax issues.
Taxsolicitors.org.uk can provide UK individuals and UK/International businesses with the required legal assistance needed for any UK tax dispute whilst keeping you well-informed of all the current tax regulations plus the affect of proposed tax changes and the implications of these.
Well-established links with other professionals - accountants and other tax specialists assures you excellent service.
