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An hour, on me.

No obligation, nothing to sign. Tell me what you own, what you want to happen to it, and what is worrying you. I will tell you honestly whether there is anything worth doing – including, sometimes, that there isn’t.

How to get started

Two steps to a clearer picture

Before we do anything else, we listen. Tell us about your situation, then book the time.

  1. Book a Power Hour

    A focused conversation with me. Practical, direct, and worth your time. It is time I can't give you back - it may help generations of your family.

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    Free
  2. Complete the short questionnaire

    Our work always begins with understanding your needs, aspirations and current position. Sharing some of it beforehand means the hour is spent on your situation rather than on gathering facts. It takes about five minutes.

    Complete the questionnaire

    5 min
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Property tax, sorted.

Got a property tax question? Whether you own a single property or a large portfolio, the right advice at the right time makes a significant difference. There are no standard answers in property tax – only the right answer for your situation.

Email support@rethink.tax and we will come back to you within one working day — or use the form below.

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Before you call

Two things that make the hour better.

Roughly what you own, and how. Number of properties, approximate value, whether they are held personally, in a company, or a mixture. Approximate is fine.

What you actually want to happen. Who should end up with it, whether you still need the income, and whether there is anyone you are worried about. That last one matters more than people expect.

Important. This page is general commentary, not advice. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and legislation changes. All tax advice is provided in writing by a Chartered Tax Adviser who is a current member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation, who is responsible for that advice. Decisions about pensions, investments and insurance products belong with an FCA-regulated adviser.