Aloysia Daros
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Aloysia Daros

Partner

Areas of expertise

Aloysia is an experienced tax partner and is Head of Landed Estates and Rural businesses for the tax practice. Aloysia works with a variety of structures including Individuals, Trusts, Partnership and companies. Due to the nature of her specialism, she works with business of varying sizes from Farms to large Landed Estates. Aloysia and her team can assist with accounting and tax compliance and tax planning with a focus on Capital Gains Tax and Inheritance Tax planning. Aloysia acts as a Trustee Advisor and can also act as Trustee.

Experience

Aloysia assists Landed Estates and Rural businesses and individuals with tax planning, with a focus on Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax planning she also assists with Heritage Maintenace Funds and Conditional Exemption.

Aloysia can assist with strategic decision making for the business whilst also keeping in mind on the tax implications.

Aloysia works with families and their businesses to ensure that any generational changes are managed sensitively and in a tax efficient manner she also assists her clients to ensure their structures are fit for purpose both for internal management and tax efficiencies. 

Notable client work and achievements

  • Structuring partnerships to lock into Capital Gains Tax reliefs
  • IHT reviews of family businesses and Trusts and implementing changes to improve the improve the IHT position
  • Succession planning with family assets

Professional qualifications/memberships

  • ACA
  • CIOT
  • Member of the Agricultural Representative Board
  • Member of the CLA Tax Committee
  • Former Chair of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales Farming and Rural Business group
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