Parrott & Coales | Tax, Care Fees & Trusts

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Tax, Care Fees & Trusts

Parrott & Coales specialise in advising clients on how to plan for the future, while protecting your assets. We can help you with:

Tax

Our tax specialists can advise you on all aspects of tax and financial planning. Prudent planning can help you to reduce your (or your family’s) liability on:

Inheritance tax
Capital gains tax
Income tax

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Care Fees

If you are moving into a care home or require care at home and you are worried about how you are going to pay for it, it can be very stressful. How much you pay will depend on your income, capital and whether you have dependants. By consulting one of our experts, you will have the peace of mind that your fees will be paid and that what you pay is in line with national guidelines.
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Trusts

Trusts are widely used by people who wish to safeguard their wealth for future generations, whilst allowing family members to benefit from the income on the capital. You can set up a Trust during your lifetime or in your Will and it can be used for a range of situations, including:

Education of children, grandchildren and great grandchildren
To allow property to be held for future generations
Charitable purposes

Several of our solicitors are members of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners and Solicitors for the Elderly. Please contact them for advice on all aspects of: