Keep more of what your company earns.
Directors lose thousands to avoidable tax every year. Tell us what matters most and we will point you to the right structure to start with.
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A SSAS pension
Employer contributions into a SSAS reduce your taxable profit, cutting your Corporation Tax this year while the funds stay invested for you.
Explore SSAS →Your surplus company cash is quietly at risk
HMRC treats retained profit as an asset. Invest it in anything beyond day-to-day trade and you can trigger a punitive charge, on profit you have already paid Corporation Tax on.
- Trading companies can become "investment companies" under HMRC's 20% tests.
- Family wealth and company shares left exposed to 40% Inheritance Tax.
- Most accountants never connect the tax side with the investment side.
Purpose-built for company directors
Reduce tax, retain control, and build wealth that passes cleanly to the next generation.
Small Self-Administered Scheme
A director-controlled pension trust that cuts Corporation Tax, holds commercial property and can lend back to your business.
Family Investment Company
A company structure designed to grow family wealth, protect assets and pass control to the next generation while mitigating tax.
Lifetime Business Tax Plan
The complete plan, combining the SSAS and FIC to reduce liabilities, safeguard assets and fund sustainable growth.
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Directors rate us
"Complete confidence from the first conversation. My SSAS is funded and we are investing."
"They handled the HMRC approval and kept me updated at every step. Professional throughout."
"Set up a family trust for us to buy a commercial property. Efficient and professional."
Common questions
Employer contributions into a SSAS are generally an allowable business expense, so they reduce taxable profit and therefore the Corporation Tax due, while the funds stay invested for the directors within HMRC rules.
No. The first consultation is free, with no obligation and no pressure.
No. TLPI is a tax planning specialist and HMRC-registered scheme administrator, not a regulated financial adviser.
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