Thomas Adcock

Partner, Tax

Tom Adcock advises a wide range of international clients on structuring their global affairs, frequently using offshore jurisdictions to achieve effective tax and commercial outcomes.

He provides strategic advice on how specific structures operate to deliver both efficiency and compliance and regularly supports individuals and businesses engaging with the UK tax system from around the world. Tom serves as the UK representative on the International Tax Committee of DFK International.

A recognised voice in the field, Tom frequently presents and writes on a wide range of property tax matters.

Starting his career as a Corporate Tax Inspector with HMRC enables him to successfully manage tax enquires into both corporates and individuals; his experience in working on ‘both sides of the fence’ means he maintains an exceptional record in supporting clients with tax investigations.

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Voluntary Class 2 and Class 3 National Insurance Contributions for non-residents – important deadline following the Budget

5th December 2025
 
It was a big Budget this year, with a large number of tax headlines that you will have seen in the news.  However, within the ‘small print’, were the upcoming restrictions on non-residents making voluntary...
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Planning for succession before the April 2026 BPR and APR changes

5th December 2025
Written by: Ian Timms
The April 2026 reforms to both Business Property Relief (BPR) and Agricultural Property Relief (APR) are prompting many business owners and farming families to reassess their succession plans. These changes alter long established assumptions about...
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Using trusts to support tax planning, and to manage complex family dynamics when considering succession

3rd December 2025
Written by: Michaela Lamb
Trusts were once seen as the purview of the ultra-wealthy, but in recent years, the benefits of using a trust have become increasingly relevant for even those who consider themselves only to have relatively modest...
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Budget 2025: Employment taxes

27th November 2025
 
Salary Sacrifice pensions The government will charge employer and employee National Insurance (NI) on pension contributions above £2,000 per annum made via salary sacrifice. This will take effect from 6th April 2029. In a salary...
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Budget 2025: Savings and investments

27th November 2025
 
ISAs The annual ISA limit of £20,000 remains unchanged, but the way in which you can save is not. From April 2027, the cash ISA limit will be cut from £20,000 to £12,000 (unless you...
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Budget 2025: Property taxes

27th November 2025
 
Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings – out of time claims for relief From Royal Assent to the Finance Bill, the law will be changed so that claims for relief from ATED will be able to...
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