Specialist tax and accounting support for ROV personnel, subsea engineers, survey professionals and offshore specialists working across international waters and projects.
Talk to a Maritime Tax Specialist →Offshore careers rarely fit neatly into standard employment or tax arrangements.
ROV personnel, subsea engineers and offshore specialists often move between vessels, installations, countries and international projects throughout the year.
Different rotations, overseas employers, vessel assignments and time spent outside the UK can all affect your tax position, residency and eligibility for reliefs such as the Seafarers' Earnings Deduction.
We understand the realities of working offshore and provide practical tax and accounting support built around the way your industry actually operates.
Our services are designed for people working across subsea operations, offshore projects and specialist marine environments.
Working offshore can involve multiple vessels, installations and jurisdictions during a single tax year. The location and nature of your work can affect residency, taxable income and whether particular tax reliefs are available.
From SED claims to international tax and limited company accounts, we can help simplify the financial side of your offshore career.
Review your qualifying period, voyage dates and vessel assignments to determine whether your earnings may qualify for SED.
Preparation and submission of Self Assessment tax returns for offshore workers and maritime professionals.
Support where your income, employer, vessel or offshore assignments involve more than one country.
Advice on UK residency, overseas working patterns and how time spent abroad may affect your tax position.
Accounts, bookkeeping and Corporation Tax support for offshore contractors operating through limited companies.
Help dealing with HMRC correspondence, enquiries, documentation and questions relating to your offshore income.
Talk to a specialist who understands offshore rotations, international assignments, vessel-based work and the tax issues that can come with them.
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