Choosing the right tax planning accountant UK-wide can transform your bottom line. Effective tax planning is essential for UK businesses to maximise profitability while maintaining full compliance with HMRC regulations. Without proper planning, businesses often pay more tax than necessary.
Our ACCA-certified tax advisors work with you year-round to identify legitimate tax-saving opportunities, ensure timely submissions, and protect your business from penalties.
Whether you're a sole trader, limited company, or partnership, we tailor tax strategies to your specific business structure and financial goals.
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Comprehensive tax planning services designed for UK businesses
Identify legitimate ways to reduce your overall tax burden while remaining fully compliant
Stay ahead of tax regulations with expert guidance on all UK tax requirements
Long-term tax strategies aligned with your business growth objectives
What you gain from our tax planning services
Reduced tax liability through legitimate strategies
Capital allowances and expense optimisation
Dividend vs salary tax efficiency planning
Corporation tax and income tax minimisation
Full HMRC compliance and audit support
Strategic year-end tax planning
Each business structure requires a unique tax approach
Self-employed individuals benefit from simplified tax structures but need careful planning for National Insurance and income tax thresholds.
Corporation tax rates and dividend taxation create opportunities for significant tax savings through strategic salary-dividend combinations.
Partnership taxation flows through to individual partners, requiring coordinated personal and business tax planning.
Property income taxation involves complex rules around mortgage interest, capital gains, and incorporation relief.
Understanding the 2026/27 tax year thresholds and rates
Personal Allowance
Up to £12,570
Basic Rate
£12,571 - £50,270
Higher Rate
£50,271 - £125,140
Additional Rate
Over £125,140
Small Profits Rate
Up to £50,000
Marginal Relief
£50,001 - £250,000
Main Rate
Over £250,000
Marginal relief available for profits between £50,000 and £250,000
Dividend Allowance
£500Capital Gains Allowance
£3,000Trading Allowance
£1,000Property Allowance
£1,000Marriage Allowance
£1,260Rent-a-Room Relief
£7,500All our tax planning clients receive complimentary tax investigation insurance, covering professional fees up to £100,000 in the event of an HMRC enquiry into your tax affairs.
£100k
Fee protection
24/7
Support helpline
100%
Fee coverage
All our tax planning packages come at a fixed fee agreed up front after a free consultation — never an hourly rate. Your price is based on your turnover, transaction volume and the services you need, so you always know exactly what you're paying. Every package includes a full year-end tax review, corporation tax and personal tax planning, dividend-versus-salary advice, unlimited email support, and a dedicated ACCA-qualified accountant.
Real feedback from businesses we've helped succeed
"1st Accountants transformed our tax management. Their MTD expertise saved us thousands and gave us peace of mind. Highly professional service!"
Sarah Mitchell
Tech Startup Ltd
Most UK businesses and landlords simply file their returns and accept the bill. A proactive tax plan does the opposite: it starts with your profit, your structure and your personal goals, then works backwards to find every legitimate saving available under current HMRC rules. For a typical limited company, that can mean thousands of pounds a year in reduced corporation tax, income tax and National Insurance.
Because the UK tax system rewards planning and penalises delay, the biggest savings usually come from acting before your year-end rather than after it. We review your income mix, investment plans, pension position and family circumstances together, then set a clear plan with dates you can rely on.
Tax planning is a continuous process, not a single conversation. We build your plan into the accounting calendar so that each quarter you know which profits to draw, which allowances to claim and which deadlines are approaching. By the time your return is due, the work is already done and the saving is already banked.