Jay Miah

Client Tax Manager

Jay joined the firm in 2008, having been in practice since 2000. After graduating Jay gained experience at a top 4 firm in Leeds, before relocating to London where he now specialises in personal and business taxation.

Qualifications – BA (Hons) Tax & Law.

Hobbies – Jay is on a quest to overcome the never ending battle to stay in shape. He is a family man with a keen interest in current and world affairs, as well as a keen follower of the 'Marvel' and 'DC' comic book Universe and an addiction for US legal and political drama.

Latest News

02 May 2025

HMRC launches new online help for compliance checks

HMRC has launched a new online interactive tool to help guide both businesses and individuals through tax compliance checks.

01 May 2025

New cryptoasset rules aim to protect consumers

The government is introducing legislation to regulate cryptoassets and improve consumer protection for the asset class.

30 Apr 2025

Lack of trust and board expertise putting brakes on AI adoption

A lack of trust and a shortage of expertise at board level are limiting the adoption of AI in UK businesses, according to research from the Institute of Directors (IoD).

29 Apr 2025

Chancellor unveils plans to maintain level playing field for British business

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said British businesses will be supported in trading freely as she takes action on practices that undercut fair trade, such as the dumping of cheap goods into the UK.

28 Apr 2025

IHT receipts reach record £8.2 billion

Figures published by HMRC have revealed that Inheritance Tax (IHT) receipts reached a record £8.2 billion in the 2024/25 tax year as a result of rising asset values.

25 Apr 2025

Government taking right approach to tariff negotiations

The UK government is taking the right approach to tariff negotiations with the US despite downgrades to the economic outlook, says the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).

24 Apr 2025

Sole traders and landlords get Making Tax Digital warning

23 Apr 2025

Tax red tape costs small businesses nearly £25 billion a year

Tax compliance costs small businesses nearly £25 billion a year, according to recent research conducted by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).

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