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Unique tax support for Financial Advisers

Financial advisers are welcome to use the Tax Advice Network to obtain tax advice for clients.

Here are our FAQs for financial advisers.

We are more than a directory but not a resource for free tax advice either (even for members of IFA Life and readers of New Model Adviser)

Easy as 1 2 3

1 - Use our simple search facility to find someone with the expertise you need.

2 - Choose your tax expert by reference to their location, experience or background.

3 - Call or email them directly. There's no middleman. You deal directly with your chosen adviser.

Does your client have an accountant?

Most accountants are great at dealing with most day to day tax issues. So if your client has an accountant they should be your first port of call - just as you go to the doctor rather than to a specialist when you feel unwell.

If however your client doesn't have an accountant or you feel that the situation is too complex for the accountant then you're in the right place!

Remember, not all accountants are tax specialists and not all tax consultants are accountants! We reject around half of those who ask to become one of our vetted advisers.

You are welcome to use this site, without charge, to identify the best tax consultants who can help you or your clients right now. You can call or email advisers immediately. If they agree to provide any substantive advice they will tell you how much this will cost and you will need to agree to pay them for it.

If you cannot find what you need here please use the 'Contact us' facility.

Our tax advisers (or tax advisors if you prefer) have the necessary expertise to help you whether your tax problem or worry is about capital gains tax (cgt), inheritance tax (iht), VAT, letters from the taxman (HMRC or the Inland Revenue as it used to be called), a tax enquiry, tax avoidance schemes, a tax investigation, a share scheme, executorship, trusts, domicile, residence, stamp duty land tax, property tax, customs duty, national insurance contributions (NICs) of any of the other taxes that give cause for concern.

PLEASE NOTE

1 - Some of our members prefer only to deal with accountants - partly due to the client identification procedures that now apply. This should be clear on their profiles. In most cases though they will gladly take calls from financial advisers who want to access tax advice for their clients.

2 - Our members are specialists and generally charge accordingly. Whoever you approach will inform you of their fees and terms of business. They will also need to verify your identity and possibly that of your client (if they are to be responsible for fees) before they can provide any advice - this is a legal requirement under the Money Laundering Regulations.

3 - Tax advisers will be contracting directly with you or your client for the supply of tax advice and work. The Tax Advice Network merely facilitates this relationship.