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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Tax Consultancy

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How the FCA cryptocurrency gateway will work in practice

19th January 2026
Written by: Daniel Howarth
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published new detail on how its cryptocurrency gateway will operate under the UK’s forthcoming cryptoasset regulatory regime. The FCA has provided important clarity for cryptoasset firms preparing for authorisation...
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How modern outsourced accounting really works

19th January 2026
Written by: Tanveer Mahtab-Ahmed
Outsourced accounting has evolved significantly over the past decade. Cloud platforms, real time data and secure digital access mean finance teams no longer need to sit in the same office to work closely together. Yet...
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What you need to know about registering for payrolling benefits

19th January 2026
Written by: Rebecca Aimey
As we approach the start of a new tax year, it’s a great opportunity to review how employee benefits are managed on your payroll. One option many employers are choosing is payrolling benefits, a government...
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VAT

Packaging, hot food and VAT. What the Morrisons case means for food retailers and takeaway businesses

16th January 2026
Written by: David Gage
HMRC has once again demonstrated its willingness to challenge the VAT treatment of hot takeaway food, as illustrated by the recent Tribunal decision in WM Morrison Supermarkets Ltd v HMRC. For food retailers and takeaway...
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VAT

Client account interest and VAT: an emerging risk for law firms

12th January 2026
Written by: David Gage
Recent changes in the economic and regulatory environment have brought renewed attention to the VAT treatment of interest earned on client monies. What was once commonly viewed as a low-impact technical point is now emerging...
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Many individuals with self-employment or property income are still not ready for Making Tax Digital

9th January 2026
Written by: Matthew Oldfield
From 6th April 2026, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax will move from something that has been discussed for years to something that requires action. Yet many individuals who fall under the rules are still...
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