Legal advice service for law firms & financial professionals
PWT Advice provides specialist legal advice on pensions, personal taxation, employee benefits, probate, wills and charity, and trusts. Our aim is to give you whatever support you need. We can work direct for clients, if you need us to, or we can provide our services to you.
PWT Advice LLP is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors' Regulation Authority (SRA No: 551173). Partners Jo Summers, Caroline Eady and Nicola Dudley are all qualified solicitors.
Niche three-partner practice PWT Advice is consistently recommended by clients for its 'pragmatic and clear approach' to complex tax planning and offshore structuring. Jo Summers is the key contact. - The Legal 500
We can be as involved as you need us to be. We're happy reviewing your research, commenting on points you may wish to check or writing the advice for you to put on your headed paper. It's up to you whether you tell your clients that we even exist. Find out more about our services.
We can advise you on a wide range of issues from IHT and CGT to taxation of settlors and beneficiaries, from pension funding rules to QROPS and A-day rules, from income tax and PAYE to Enterprise Management Incentives. However, we don't want to waste your valuable time. If you're not sure whether we can help, you can email us or call us on 0845 833 9025. We're happy to have a look at your issues, to confirm if we can help, on a no-obligation basis.
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