We are a local firm of Chartered Accountants & Tax Advisors based in Buxton

SMH BullockWoodburn is a small independent practice based in the centre of Buxton, Derbyshire, surrounded by the beautiful landscape of the Peak District. Our emphasis is on the provision of a friendly, personalised service to all our clients whilst maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and technical service.

Jonathon Dickens ACA

Partner

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0114 266 4432

If you are looking for a firm of accountants who are approachable and friendly with great experience dealing with local individuals and businesses, look no further!

We look after the affairs of businesses and individuals across a wide range of sectors including farming and agriculture, manufacturing, retail and charities.

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If you are interested in arranging an initial meeting with us, in relation to any of our services please give the office a call on 0129822108 or email us at [email protected]

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If you are interested in any of our group services and looking to speak with one our in-house experts please fill out our enquiry form below. One of our team will aim to get back to you as soon as possible at a time that suits you.

Summer Statement 2020

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak delivered his Summer Statement on Wednesday 8th July. Usually this would be a prelude of things to come in the full budget in the Autumn, however due to the covid-19 epidemic, his summer statement reads more like a mini budget with many announcements falling in to place immediately.

Tax Planning Tips – 2020/21

In our 2020/21 guide to 50 tax tips, we cover the main changes that are likely to affect your tax planning across personal and family planning, savings and investments, property, retirement, estate planning, business and employment and overseas issues.

Changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax

The Chancellor has announced some very positive news in regards to stamp duty, where by any new house purchase up to £500,000 will be exempt from paying any stamp duty up until the end of March 2021. This is a significant move and will certainly encourage consumers to start buying again after a very turbulent 4 months.

The Risks of Late Estate Planning

Imagine you are named as the executor and a beneficiary of your wife’s wealthy aunt. You learn that she is suffering from terminal cancer and has ‘a very impaired lifespan’. What do you do?

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