Corporation Tax & Capital Allowances
Maximising tax efficiency is no easy task, but it is at the core of what we do at Marshall & Co.
Tax Services
Corporation Tax & Capital Allowance Services
Work with Marshall & Co for business taxation services including payroll, VAT, corporation tax and more. Our corporate tax planning team will help you come up with a tax- efficient approach to every aspect of your business, helping to minimise your corporate tax exposure.
Our tax consultants can give expert taxation advice which is proactive, practical, prompt and readily understood, no matter the size, sector or development stage of your business.
Taxation Services
Our tax services
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Ensure Compliance
Expert guidance on minimising corporation tax liabilities, while ensuring compliance with HMRC regulations.
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Maximise Tax Relief
We help businesses identify and claim all relevant tax allowances, reliefs and exemptions, minimising the tax that your business has to pay as far as we possibly can.
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Offer Tailored Advice
Offer tailored advice on structuring transactions to optimise tax efficiency and maximise capital allowance claims.
Corporation Tax & Capital Allowance Services
Capital Gains Tax Advice
At Marshall & Co, we will guide you through the entire process.
Capital Gains Tax advice and planning is a must for anyone who is considering disposing of a capital asset, be it selling a share of your business, stocks and shares, or a property.
Marshall & Co can advise on this complex issue to ensure that maximum relief is obtained where available.
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How our corporate tax planning experts can help:
● Determine the most tax-efficient strategy for your business
● Take full advantage of tax opportunities and reliefs
● Achieve the optimum capital or revenue tax treatment
● Reduce tax on disposals and maximise relief on acquisitions
● Make the most of industry-specific tax opportunities
● Meet the rigorous demands of business taxation regulations, including corporation tax.
● Act on your behalf in discussions with tax authorities
● Engage in efficient corporate tax planning, resulting in potentially significant improvements in your bottom line
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How is corporation tax calculated?
Corporation tax is calculated based on a company's taxable profits, which includes income from trading activities, investments, and certain other sources. Expenses, allowances, and deductions can be subtracted from the company's total income to arrive at the taxable profit figure. The current corporation tax rate in the UK is set by the government and may vary depending on the level of profits.
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What are the deadlines for paying corporation tax?
The deadline for paying corporation tax depends on the company's accounting period and annual turnover. Generally, corporation tax must be paid nine months and one day after the end of the accounting period. Companies must also file a corporation tax return with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) within twelve months of the end of the accounting period. Late filing or payment may result in penalties and interest charges.