Some of the immediate benefits
you could see ?
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Significant reductions in Corporation Tax
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Cash refunds from HMRC to support you growing your business
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HMRC assistance with launching new products and services
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Reduce your Employment taxes
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Extract profits tax efficiently
So How Can Small Businesses Save Tax ?
There is no magic silver bullet. However, through a series of steps and procedures,
it is possible to achieve significant savings in tax.
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Maximize your tax efficiency
There are a myriad of tax allowances, initiatives, incentive arrangements and structures that the UK government have implemented to encourage small business to not only incorporate in the UK but to grow and expand.
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Plan for different eventualities
This is where we feel most businesses are missing out. By doing some forward thinking, planning, scenario based research, we are able to help small businesses take advantage of whatever circumstance they find themselves in and apply it in a way Meet that minimises the team tax.
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Start with Klearbooks today
We have worked with many clients to develop a bespoke arrangement that has yielded tremendous results, helping small business owners to invest in growth and development. It is at the centre of how we work here at Klearbooks.
How can you save tax and reconcile the issues of tax avoidance?
The answer is “Tax planning.” Being able to take advantage of the opportunities to minimise your tax bill in a way that is encouraged by parliament. Effective tax planning will mean more money in your pocket, either for investing or for spending.
You can have your cake and eat it: minimise tax and avoid increasing tax risk.
Here at Klearbooks we have been providing solutions for effective tax planning for many clients.
RUNNING YOUR OWN BUSINESS?
Use our Klearbooks system of personalised planning to make significant tax savings Within the spirit of the law and without risk
It’s estimated that over 35% of small businesses are paying too much tax! As a business owner,
cashflow is probably your biggest challenge. Effective tax planning will help you with this.
TAX AVOIDANCE OR TAX PLANNING?
In simple terms, there are tax avoidance practices that are condoned by parliament such as employer
pension payments. However there are also tax avoidance schemes that whilst legal are
not condoned by parliament and these are referred to as “aggressive tax avoidance.” This is a grey area.
If you are unsure if you have used aggressive schemes in the past,
please contact Klearbooks for a professional review.
