I contemplated transferring my business to a limited company and I knew I could rely on AAB to make the process as straightforward as possible whilst providing the accounts and tax advice to enable me to make the right decision.Colin Brown
I wouldn’t hesitate in recommending AAB to anyone else who, like us, may be struggling to get the expert advice required, especially when it involves coming back to the UK and managing tax aspects on overseas income and assets.John Bannerman
The efforts of the team ensured that timely planning could be undertaken to the overall benefit of my family. AAB clearly demonstrated their expertise here and proved why it is always worth getting the best professionals on the job!Keith Fletcher
AAB recently helped my husband and I with appeals to both HMRC and the Norwegian tax authorities. They constantly kept us up to date with progress and were persistent in chasing up both authorities for refunds for us. Melanie McEvoy
Blog23rd Jul 2024HMRC Disclosures- Prompted vs Unprompted And Why Does It MatterWhen it comes to completing Tax Returns, mistakes can and do happen. According to HMRC, this is especially the case with certain types of income, for example overseas or self-employed sources. Not just mistakes either, but a simple lack of…By Seamus McElvannaView more
Blog22nd Jul 20245 Benefits of Family Investment CompaniesIn recent years, “Family Investment Companies” (FICs) have become more widely used in family tax planning exercises. However, they are not a new structure by any means – in fact our oldest FIC client is over 100 years old! FICs…By Tom AndrewView more
Blog16th Jul 2024Will a 4 year tax residence amnesty attract Overseas Investors to help Labour’s plans for Economic Growth?Labour may look to introduce a 4 year tax residence amnesty to attract overseas investors to help them with their plans for economic growth. So, what does that mean? Foreign Investors – Who, what and where One of the recognised…By Lynn Gracie and Carol EdwardsView more
Blog8th Jul 2024What is a Payment on Account?Unlike the PAYE system, when you start working as a sole trader or have a new untaxed source of income (e.g. rental income, dividend income) you won’t pay tax as money comes in. Instead, your first tax bill is likely to fall…By Bev HolroydView more