Personal Tax 

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    We help individuals, trusts, and family companies with creative and constructive tax advice. Whether it's your tax return, running your business or passing on wealth we can help. We provide clear advice, tangible results and a transparent approach to fees.

     

    We develop a clear understanding of your needs and aspirations, then apply our skills and experience to maximise opportunities and minimise risk.

     

    What does a KPMG client look like? Our private clients come in all shapes and sizes ranging from wealthy individuals, high earning executives, entrepreneurs, equity partners, family business owners, overseas nationals, trustees, executors to family offices.

     

Contact

Dermot Callinan


Head of Private Client
KPMG in the UK


dermot.callinan@kpmg.co.uk
0113 231 3358

 

 

David Kilshaw

 

Private Client Chairman
KPMG in the UK

 

david.kilshaw@kpmg.co.uk

020 7311 2841

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The European Commission announced on 16 February 2011 that it has formally requested the UK to amend two anti-avoidance measures: the transfer of assets abroad legislation (s739 ICTA 1988, now s714 et seq ITA 2007) and the attribution of gains to members of non-UK resident companies legislation (s13 TCGA 1992). Find out more...

  

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