Tax Return Adviser Ltd
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We provide expert advice to individuals, trusts, and small businesses.
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Providing expert advice to individuals,
trusts, and small businesses
Our team of professionals are all subject matter experts in their field providing you with first-class business and accounting expertise and services
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Tax Return Adviser provides expert advice to small and medium size businesses, helping maximise profits while only paying the right amount of tax.
Headed up by Simone Freedman, who is a qualified member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation and Association of Taxation Technicians, we are a friendly, approachable team who will work with you to ensure your accountancy and taxation needs are met at all times.
Based in Surrey we find that a lot of our clients come from Dorking, Guildford, Reigate, Redhill, Leatherhead, Crawley, Epsom, Kingston, Caterham and Fetcham, although some come from further afield and we are happy to assist clients nationwide.
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From accounting needs to specialist tax advice for individuals, estates, trusts, property owners, businesses and partnerships. Contact us today to discuss your requirements.
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Get cost-effective, and in most cases, fixed price service throughout Surrey, Dorking, Guildford, Reigate, Redhill, Leatherhead, Crawley, Epsom, Kingston, Caterham, Fetcham and nationwide.
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Our services include:
- Accounts preparation and tax returns
- Property tax and capital gains tax
- Income tax
- Corporation tax
- Tax mitigation
- Trusts, probate, inheritance tax and will planning
- VAT
- Emigration / immigration
- Bookkeeping and payroll
- Free initial consultation
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