Tax Planning
What is Tax Planning?
Tax planning is the analysis of a person or companies’ financial situation with the objective of reducing and managing tax liability. Tax planning involves applying legal provisions that enables one to avail the benefit of deductions, credits, concessions, rebates, and exemptions made available by the government. The objective here is tax efficiency, which essentially means reducing tax liability. This is not the sole objective though.
What are the Various Types of Tax Planning?
Tax planning can be covered under the following categories:
• Short Term
When tax planning is executed at the end of a fiscal year, it is called short term tax planning. Taxpayers search for ways to limit their tax liabilities legally when the financial year comes to an end. This can promote substantial tax savings.
• Long Term
This plan is drafted at the beginning of a fiscal year. Taxpayers follow this plan throughout the year. Unlike short-term tax planning, this plan does not garner immediate tax benefits, but it bears fruit in the long run.
• Permissive Planning
This method involves planning under the various provisions of the United Kingdom taxation laws. Using this one can benefit greatly from deductions, exemptions, contributions, and incentives.
• Purposive Planning
Purposive tax planning uses tax-saving instruments with a specific set of objectives. This plan entails selecting appropriate investments, replacing assets at the right time, and expansion of business and income generating assets.
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