Corporate tax planning covers how a business structures activities to manage UK corporation tax, reliefs and anti-avoidance rules. It includes deciding on group relief, transfer pricing documentation, claims for R&D tax credits, capital allowances, and reorganisations for tax efficiency. A solicitor in this area drafts and negotiates tax arrangements, advises on the timing of transactions, and represents clients in dealings with HM Revenue & Customs, Companies House and accountants to ensure compliance and optimise liability.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
This work involves applying UK corporation tax provisions, transfer pricing, group relief, tax reliefs such as R&D credits, and capital allowances. It requires coordinating with accountants, advising on timing and structuring of transactions, and managing compliance with HMRC regimes and anti-avoidance rules to avoid penalties and adjust tax positions.
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