Team - Taha Bahadur

Taha Bahadur

Taha Bahadur

Associate Director, Company Secretarial

As an Associate Director, Taha combines legal and governance expertise to help businesses navigate statutory compliance and corporate governance requirements with confidence. With undergraduate and master’s degrees in Law, and experience across both legal and accounting firms, Taha provides practical, commercially focused advice to businesses at every stage of their development.

An Associate Member of the Chartered Governance Institute and a Chartered Governance Professional, Taha specialises in company secretarial advisory, statutory compliance and corporate governance. He has strong knowledge of the Companies Act 2006 and the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 reforms, helping clients stay compliant in an evolving regulatory environment.

Taha’s expertise includes transactional company secretarial work, such as share allotments, share buybacks and corporate reorganisations. He works with a diverse range of clients, including startups, technology businesses, financial services firms and property companies, and is particularly passionate about supporting local businesses and growing organisations.

His sector specialism is professional and business services, where he is known for delivering clear, pragmatic advice and building strong, trusted client relationships.

Sectors

Professional and Business Services

Locations

Could HMRC read your ChatGPT conversations? And would you really want them to?

13th November 2026
Written by: David Gage
The government’s Autumn Budget 2026 included proposals to modernise HMRC’s information-gathering powers, raising the possibility that conversations with AI platforms could be scrutinised during tax investigations. While this does not give HMRC unrestricted access to...
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Gravita and Santander UK present an analysis of the 2026 Autumn Budget and the economic outlook

11th November 2026
 
Our third consecutive event with Santander UK brought together Tax Partner, Thomas Adcock, Santander UK’s Chief Economist, Frances Haque and Head of Risk Solutions, Nathan Hutchings for an analysis of the 2026 Autumn Budget and...
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Could your charity be paying too much VAT or unknowingly creating a VAT liability?

10th November 2026
Written by: David Gage
A new fundraising initiative, a change in how services are delivered or a property transaction can have unexpected VAT consequences. For charities, even seemingly straightforward decisions can result in significant additional costs, missed reliefs or...
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Working in the UK for an overseas employer? Do you need a DPNI scheme?

6th November 2026
Written by: Rebecca Aimey
If you work in the UK but your employer is based overseas, you might be responsible for handling your own tax and National Insurance. This is where a Direct Payment National Insurance (DPNI) scheme comes...
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UK technology

The Budget has set the direction for UK tech, now delivery must follow

5th November 2026
Written by: Tanveer Mahtab-Ahmed
The Autumn Budget has sent a clear signal about the role technology is expected to play in the UK’s future growth. Artificial intelligence, cyber security, sovereign capability, data infrastructure and regional innovation all feature prominently,...
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Trade union reform Is your business ready
HR

Trade union reform: Is your business ready?

3rd November 2026
Written by: Kirsty Henderson
Never had to deal with a trade union before? That doesn’t mean your business won’t need to think about one now. With new trade union laws taking effect from 30th October 2026, employers have new...
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UK GAAP changes

UK GAAP changes: What your business needs to know

2nd November 2026
Written by: Jen Sewell
The revised UK GAAP requirements apply to accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026. Here’s what businesses need to know and how to prepare. Changes to UK accounting standards are bringing aspects of...
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How R&D tax credits can unexpectedly bring businesses into QIPs

2nd November 2026
Written by: Clare Boden
For young businesses investing in research and development, R&D tax credits can provide valuable support for growth. What may come as a surprise is that the R&D expenditure credit can also trigger quarterly instalment payments...
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