UK Trader tax accountant recommendation?

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Can anyone recommend me an accountant who is thoroughly familiar with accounting for, and the tax options available to full time futures & derivatives traders?

recommendations appreciated
 
Nadina Wallis did a presentation last year at a traders meeting in Hatfield and was very informative imo. Not used their services but seemed to understand traders' needs.

Nadina Wallis FCA [email protected]
Richard Longley FCA
Longley & Co – Chartered Accountants
Tel: 0115-945 5677
www.longleyand.co.uk

Hope this helps.

EK1

PS think that the west country firm may be Trio Accountancy services (www.trioacc.co.uk) based in Cheltenham.
 
I've spoken at length to Trio - very knowledgable - they really know what they are doing, especially with regards to legal tax avoidance strategies.

Highly recommended IMO
 
Any more updates on this thread? Are there only about 2 firms in the whole of the UK that specialise in accounting for traders? Wow...
 
All accountants can help with trading tax its simple; bank statements and broker statements match up you taxed accordingly.

If you want to avoid tax setup offshore Jersey company or move to a tax free location.
 
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You can also get tax refund on business expenses from your computer setup to your daily bacon sandwich in greggs, keep receipts.
 
I just bought greggs. Lol. Do you trade from home? As in office setup and ltd? I’m working towards US stocks
 
When setup ltd will use local accountants, use their postal address and act as company secretary, its too expensive to setup a Jersey company when starting out (you still taxed on your dividends/income any how) and moving to tax free country not interested, just stump up the tax.
 
0FXTrader0 said:
When setup ltd will use local accountants, use their postal address and act as company secretary, its too expensive to setup a Jersey company when starting out (you still taxed on your dividends/income any how) and moving to tax free country not interested, just stump up the tax.
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Hiya @0FXTrader0


Thanks. I didn't get the exact picture, do you mind elaborating if an abroad company how can reduce on corporate tx while it's in your name?
And why Jersey?
Also when you act as secretary for the company, while you are a funder of the company and provided the proof of fund(in case they asked officially? Otherwise, they also ask to fill a form about where are the funds coming from, thus they have your name as funder and they may ask your UK, NI in case you reside in the UK)? May please help me out with these questions?

Tnx and best of luck
 
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