Disclaimer
Pending legal review
This page is a working draft prepared for the business and must be reviewed and approved by a qualified legal/compliance adviser before the site formally launches.
One distinction matters more than any other on a tax website: the difference between general information and advice. This page spells it out.
General information
Everything published on this site — guides, articles, FAQs, glossary entries, deadline tables and tool outputs — describes US and UK tax rules in general terms. Technical pages show the tax years they relate to, the date they were last reviewed, and the official sources they draw on. This material is provided in good faith but is not advice.
Personalised advice
Advice means applying the rules to your specific facts — your residence history, income, accounts, elections and deadlines — under a written engagement. The same rule routinely produces different outcomes for different people; that is precisely why cross-border advice exists as a profession.
No outcomes promised
Nothing on this site promises a tax saving, a penalty waiver or any particular outcome. Where programmes such as the IRS streamlined procedures are described, eligibility always depends on individual circumstances.
Time-sensitivity
US and UK tax law change frequently — annual figures, regimes and procedures alike. Content is reviewed on a stated cycle, but always confirm the current position before acting, whether with us or with the official sources linked on each page.