An innovative accountancy practice based in London
Redford & Co is an innovative accountancy practice based in London. We are a dedicated team of professional advisors. Our practice was established by Peter Redford in 1968 with a predominance of clients from the film and advertising industries. We have continued to provide services to the media industry, but have broadened our client base considerably to include specialist expertise.
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Business Services
Every business owner needs a team of professional accountants working along them to provide continuous support and advice. Our team aim to improve business performance and profitability.

Audit & Accounts
Our team of certified professionals offers comprehensive auditing and accounting solutions tailored to meet your business needs.

Tax Advisors
We provides comprehensive tax services. Our experienced team provide expert advice on capital gains tax, business and personalised tax advice.

Business & Acquisitions
We provide a range of advisory services to businesses and individuals. We can assist with raising capital and acquisitions.

Investments & Pensions
We have close associations with independent financial advisors and mortgage brokers who can offer a wide range of services.
Latest News
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Self-employed set for penalty reprieve
Over 1m people missed the 31 January filing deadline last week and will shortly be receiving automatic £100 penalties as a result. However, HMRC has announced that the penalty won’t be enforced for the self-employed - but only in limited circumstances. Are you eligible?
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Court of Appeal shuns Upper Tribunal’s interpretation of salaried members rules
The Court of Appeal has sided with HMRC regarding the definition of “significant influence” in respect of the salaried members rules. What happened and what does this mean for members of limited liability partnerships (LLPs)?
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Chancellor set to tone down non-dom reform?
Domicile will no longer be a relevant factor in an individual’s tax status from April 2025. However, reports are suggesting that the Chancellor is going to soften the blow for those affected. What’s going on?
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