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Legal tax planning: how to minimise your tax liabilities in accordance with the law

Tax planning in the United Kingdom is not tax evasion, but a legal way to optimise your liabilities by structuring your profits, expenses and corporate decisions correctly.

The service is suitable for both small business owners and medium-sized companies seeking to save money and avoid unnecessary charges.

Legal advice on tax planning includes:

1. analysis of the client's tax situation (current income, expenses, business form);
2. identification of potential tax benefits that can be applied;
3. structuring income (e.g. through dividends, salaries or director's loans);
4. recommendations on the optimal tax year and accounting methods;
5. development of a customised strategy taking into account UK legislation.

Business tax efficiency: optimising costs and using benefits

The key to a successful business is not only profits, but also competent cost management. Tax planning helps reduce liabilities through the legal use of available tax credits, depreciation schemes and exemptions.

Tax efficiency advice for businesses includes:

1. identifying expenses that can be taken into account to reduce Corporation Tax;
2. using capital allowances to reduce taxable profits;
3. advice on choosing the right company structure (LTD, LLP, Sole Trader);
4. analysis of transactions between related parties and prevention of double taxation;
5. application of R&D Tax Relief for technology companies.

This ensures maximum tax efficiency without breaking the law.

Strategic tax advice for directors and shareholders

A director or shareholder can pay less tax if they receive the right legal advice at the right time. Instead of the standard ‘salary + dividends’ scheme, there are legal tools that allow you to structure your income flexibly.

What we offer:

• analysis of the ratio between salary and dividends;
• recommendations on director's loans, pension contributions, benefits and bonuses;
• assistance in planning dividend policy;
• tax solutions when withdrawing profits from the company or selling it;
• explanations of the impact on Income Tax, National Insurance and Capital Gains Tax.

This allows managers to save more money without breaking tax rules.