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Shropshire businesses should get Involved with HMRC consultation on fines

A SHROPSHIRE and POWYS accountant is urging people to participate in new consultations about the Taxman’s proposals to triple the fine on small businesses if they fail to pay their taxes on time.

Rob Ellis, Managing Partner of Welch and Ellis, which is based in Willow Street, Oswestry, says it is vital small business owners make their views known about Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) considering introducing a sliding scale that could bring a penalty of up to 15 per cent of a company’s outstanding tax bill.

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Tax Advisor and Tax Planning

With the ever increasing complexity of tax legislation, it pays to get expert advice and put your tax planning in safe hands.

Welch & Ellis are tax specialists in Oswestry, Shropshire, and have extensive knowledge and expertise which is constantly updated as tax rules change.

We pride ourselves on being easy to deal with, and every member of our team combines enthusiasm and energy with a down-to-earth, jargon free approach. Whether you have complex tax affairs or simply need specialist advice on a particular area of tax legislation, we can offer a tailor-made service at a competitive price.

Accountants Urges Shropshire and Powys Firms to Plan for HMRC’s Withdrawal of Software

A SHROPSHIRE and POWYS accountant is urging businesses to make alternative plans for when HMRC’s current free corporation tax software is withdrawn next year. Tax expert, Rob Ellis, who lives in Llanfechain and works from his office in Willow Street, Oswestry, is warning local businesses of the need to make alternative plans prior to the change which happens in 2016.