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Bidewell & Partners are an established, reputable and leading independent firm of chartered accountants, statutory auditors, forensic accountants and business advisors in Kent providing a high-quality professional service.
No matter the size of your business or the industry you operate in, if you are looking for an accountancy practice or bookkeeping service we can help.
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Practical guide: Tax-efficient will planning with residential property
An individual has a significant property portfolio which provides them with their sole source of income. They want to gift shares in some property to their daughter but retain the income. Can they do this without triggering the reservation of benefit rules?
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Practical guide: Incorporating a property business
An individual with a significant property portfolio is considering incorporating their business. What are the key considerations and are there any traps to avoid or tax planning opportunities?
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Making the most of the employment allowance
Accessible to most employers, the employment allowance (EA) offers an immediate respite to a business's NI bill. How can they take advantage, and what are the pitfalls?
Latest News
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HMRC writes to non-domiciled taxpayers following rule changes
HMRC has begun issuing “one-to-many” letters to individuals affected by recent changes to the tax rules for non-UK domiciled taxpayers. The letters prompt recipients to review their tax position under the new regime. What does this mean if you receive one?
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ATED filing deadline approaching for 2026/27
Companies holding high-value UK residential property need to ensure their annual tax on enveloped dwellings (ATED) returns are filed by the end of April. With the deadline approaching, what do you need to do?
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HMRC to contact representatives over NI refunds for deceased taxpayers
HMRC has updated its guidance to confirm that it will write to representatives of deceased individuals where it believes too much NI has been paid. What should you expect if you receive such a letter?
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