Jay Miah

Tax Technician

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

17 Jan 2022

Consumer group urges taxpayers to avoid using refund firms to claim tax rebates

Consumer group Which? has urged taxpayers to avoid using so-called 'refund firms' to claim tax rebates.

14 Jan 2022

Government launches consultation on global minimum tax for multinationals

The government has launched a consultation on the framework for rolling out the 15% global minimum tax on profits which will be payable by the largest multinationals from 2023.

13 Jan 2022

COVID-19 support grants must be included on company tax returns

HMRC has warned that businesses must declare any coronavirus (COVID-19) support grants or payments on their company tax returns and stated that the grants and payments are taxable.

12 Jan 2022

More than one million will be dragged into higher rate tax bracket, research suggests

The Treasury's decision to freeze income tax thresholds will drag over one million people into the higher rate tax band over the next four years, according to research commissioned by the Liberal Democrats.

11 Jan 2022

More than half of SMEs 'confused about plans to level up the UK'

Research published by Nucleus Commercial Finance has revealed that over half of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK are confused about the government's plans to 'level up' the country.

10 Jan 2022

Over £1 billion now recovered by HMRC's fraud squad

HMRC's Fraud Investigation Service (FIS) has now recovered more than £1 billion from proceeds of crime and tax offenders.

07 Jan 2022

HMRC gives self assessment taxpayers more time to ease COVID-19 pressures

HMRC is waiving late filing and late payment penalties for self assessment taxpayers for one month.

06 Jan 2022

Businesses facing 'unprecedented cost pressures', warns BCC

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned that businesses are facing 'unprecedented cost pressures', with inflation predicted to surge.

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