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We help organisations and their owners and directors.

The organisations are UK based as well as international groups looking to invest into the UK. They tend to be established and growing entities.

We love working with clients across a broad range of sectors but have particular expertise in the areas listed.
We also work with private individuals and families with their own personal tax matters, whether their wealth is UK-based or international.

UK Business & Entrepreneurs

UK Companies expanding globally

International groups expanding into the UK

Charities

Audit for charities

Independent Examinations

Statutory Accounts and SORP Compliance

Making the most of your Trustee Reports

Advice & Support

VAT

Tax & Gift Aid

Governance

Risk Management

Benchmarking

Student Unions

Creative Industries

Fashion & Beauty

Family Businesses

Globally wealthy individuals

Individuals & Families

Leisure & Hospitality

Private Finance Initiative

Professional Practices

Property & Construction

Property Developers

Property Investors

Social Businesses

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Goodman Jones are not just Chartered Accountants and Auditors – but advisers who are passionate about providing an outstanding tailored service to each of our clients.

Our range of services are our response to listening to what our clients value.

Audit

Benchmarking

Business Advice

Business Performance Improvement

Business Tax

Business Tax Planning & Advice

Corporation Tax

Employment Tax

International Tax

Property & Land Tax

Structuring Businesses

Tax Investigations

Tax Reliefs

Transactional Support

VAT & Customs Duty

Personal Tax Planning

Domicile & Residence Planning

Expert Witness for Matrimonial Disputes

Family Investment Company

Inheritance Tax Planning

Internationally Mobile Individuals

Personal Tax Investigations

Retirement Planning

Offshore Structuring

Succession Planning

Self Assessment Tax Return Service

Tax on Residential Property

Trusts

Support & Accounting

Banks & finance

Bookkeeping

Company secretarial

Financial services

Online systems

HR support

IT solutions

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Professional fee protection

Sale & acquisition

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The proposals are relevant to individuals and partnerships of individuals with unincorporated property businesses. It is proposed that the cash basis would also be available to eligible non-UK resident landlords.

Making Tax Digital: Simplified cash basis for unincorporated property businesses

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Published on 29th September 2016

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Businesses, sole traders and landlords who keep digital records would be able to budget towards their tax bills by having the facility to make voluntary payments on a PAYG basis

Making Tax Digital: Voluntary Pay As You Go

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Published on 29th September 2016

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HMRC is also consulting on reducing the burden for taxpayers using GAAP accounting.

Making Tax Digital: Simplifying Tax for Unincorporated Businesses Consultation

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Published on 29th September 2016

Categories:

A Picture of Richard Verge - Tax Director

There will be a new obligation for certain customers to keep records digitally on software that links to and updates HMRC. Existing record keeping legislation will need to be modified to reflect those proposals.

Making Tax Digital: Tax Administration

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Published on 29th September 2016

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The next steps could be dividends/ share information and property information obtained directly from third parties.

Making Tax Digital: Transforming the tax system through better use of information

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Published on 29th September 2016

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HMRC are proposing introducing special procedures for partnerships, jointly owned property and sub-contractors in the construction industry whereby one person is made responsible for providing information which will then automatically be added to the individual partner’s/joint property owner’s/ sub-contractors digital account.

Making Tax Digital: Bringing business tax into the digital age

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Published on 29th September 2016

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As ATED applies to properties worth more than £500,000 there will be many properties which fall into the ATED regulations for the first time on 1 April 2017

Pre-Planning for ATED

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Published on 22nd September 2016

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A Picture of Michael Goldstein - Partner

Whilst there are no concessions under the WDF, the severe penalties which will be imposed in respect of offshore tax evasion which will take effect under new rules in 2018 should serve as an incentive to use this disclosure opportunity.

Last chance for offshore disclosure – New Worldwide Disclosure Facility announced

Michael Goldstein - Partner - mgoldstein@goodmanjones.com

Published on 16th September 2016

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recovery of the input VAT on entertainment of a customer who comes from an overseas country is permitted"

Can I recover VAT on business and staff entertaining?

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Published on 15th September 2016

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A Picture of Alison Hayden - Assistant Manager

The mechanism for bringing such UK residential property held in this way into the UK tax net will be to remove these structures from the definition of excluded property – and therefore no longer excluded from IHT.

Update on the reforms to non-domiciliaries (non-doms)

Alison Hayden - Assistant Manager - alison.hayden@goodmanjones.com

Published on 31st August 2016

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The proposals are relevant to individuals and partnerships of individuals with unincorporated property businesses. It is proposed that the cash basis would also be available to eligible non-UK resident landlords.

Making Tax Digital: Simplified cash basis for unincorporated property businesses

Businesses, sole traders and landlords who keep digital records would be able to budget towards their tax bills by having the facility to make voluntary payments on a PAYG basis

Making Tax Digital: Voluntary Pay As You Go

HMRC is also consulting on reducing the burden for taxpayers using GAAP accounting.

Making Tax Digital: Simplifying Tax for Unincorporated Businesses Consultation

There will be a new obligation for certain customers to keep records digitally on software that links to and updates HMRC. Existing record keeping legislation will need to be modified to reflect those proposals.

Making Tax Digital: Tax Administration

The next steps could be dividends/ share information and property information obtained directly from third parties.

Making Tax Digital: Transforming the tax system through better use of information

As ATED applies to properties worth more than £500,000 there will be many properties which fall into the ATED regulations for the first time on 1 April 2017

Pre-Planning for ATED

Whilst there are no concessions under the WDF, the severe penalties which will be imposed in respect of offshore tax evasion which will take effect under new rules in 2018 should serve as an incentive to use this disclosure opportunity.

Last chance for offshore disclosure – New Worldwide Disclosure Facility announced

recovery of the input VAT on entertainment of a customer who comes from an overseas country is permitted"

Can I recover VAT on business and staff entertaining?

The mechanism for bringing such UK residential property held in this way into the UK tax net will be to remove these structures from the definition of excluded property – and therefore no longer excluded from IHT.

Update on the reforms to non-domiciliaries (non-doms)

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