Practice Support - Overview

The cost of supporting the UK economy through the Covid-19 pandemic will be astronomical. HMRC will no doubt come down hard on those that they find to be making fraudulent claims to the aid under the Job Retention Scheme and Furlough payments. Contact The Tax Faculty to find out how our experts can help you. 

Tax investigations and enquiries are often intrusive & can be catastrophic if not dealt with correctly by specialist advisors with the relevant experience & training.

Not all private practices have the experience or manpower to deal effectively with such work, which is where our experts can provide valuable assistance.

HMRC investigations & enquiries that take place during insolvency proceedings should be correctly dealt with by specialists who have relevant experience & training.

Allow us to assist your practice in dealing with HMRC while you concentrate on providing an excellent service to your clients.

Investigations or compliance checks into Individuals, Businesses or Companies can be complex and difficult to resolve without specialist advice and experience.

Whatever you needs, for you or your clients, The Tax Faculty can provide the experts you need to successfully keep these checks from spiralling out of control.

Our specialists are experienced in providing first-class lectures and presentations on a variety of tax topics in a variety of mediums from face-to-face to webinars.

Add to that the ability of our expert to tailor a training plan to your needs and you can see why The Tax Faculty has the specialists who are in demand.

At The Tax Faculty, our overriding aim is to provide unparalleled support for any professional practice whose clients are faced with complex enquiries, investigations, disputes or contentions from HM Revenue & Customs.

This includes offering our specialists' vast experience as expert witnesses.

If you or one of your clients were to be put under an investigation by HMRC, would you be confident that the result would be that no additional tax would be due?

In our experience, the best way to avoid additional tax is a proactive approach to risk management. The experts at The Tax Faculty are on hand to help.