Who we help
Individuals
If you have sold, or plan to sell, a second property, a buy-to-let or investments, we can work out whether Capital Gains Tax is due and explain how and when to report it.
Your situation
Selling a second property, a buy-to-let or a portfolio of shares can raise questions about Capital Gains Tax: whether it is due, how much it might be and how to report it.
Records of what you paid, what you spent on improvements and when you lived in a property make those questions far easier to answer, whether the sale is now or in the future.
Typical challenges
- Working out whether Capital Gains Tax is due on a sale
- Finding records of what you paid and what you spent on improvements
- Understanding the reporting deadlines for property sales
- Keeping clear records of investments and other assets
Services that help
Working with us remotely
We work remotely, so you can speak to us by phone or video from anywhere in the UK, without visiting an office.
Common questions
Can you help with other personal tax questions?
Contact us with the details of your situation. We will tell you whether it falls within the services we provide.
I have sold a property. How soon should I get in touch?
As soon as you can, ideally when the sale is agreed. Gains on UK residential property usually have to be reported within a short time of completion, so an early start helps.
Other client types
- Sole tradersBookkeeping, VAT returns and year-end figures for self-employed people running their own business.
- StartupsCompany formation, bookkeeping from the first transaction and cash-flow forecasts for new businesses.
- eCommerce sellersBookkeeping and VAT for online sellers, with each payout broken down into sales, fees and refunds.
- Hospitality and restaurantsBookkeeping, payroll and VAT for cafés, restaurants and other hospitality businesses.
Discuss your requirements
Request a free initial consultation by phone or video. If we can help, we send you a quote before any work starts.
- Free initial consultation by phone or video
- Remote service, available anywhere in the UK