Join Samuel Ajala in a captivating episode of Finance for Founders as he introduces Helen Vines, a seasoned Chartered Tax Advisor specialising in capital allowances and remediation of contaminated land claims. Helen discusses her 20-year career in taxation, sharing insights into how businesses can maximise tax reliefs on capital expenditures. From helping hoteliers save 500K in tax to advising on the remediation of contaminated lands, Helen’s expertise can significantly benefit business owners. Tune in to learn about overlooked tax incentives and actionable strategies for reinvesting tax savings back into business growth. This episode is packed with valuable information for entrepreneurs and business professionals aiming to optimise their tax strategies.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
01:16 Helen Vines' Professional Journey
02:36 The Fascination with Taxation
03:52 Mentors and Influences in Taxation
05:20 Green and Sustainable Tax Incentives
07:11 Client Success Stories and Examples
08:57 Understanding Contaminated Land Tax Relief
14:43 Misconceptions and Challenges in Tax Claims
32:39 Satisfaction in the Construction Industry
33:47 Common Industries Missing Out on Claims
35:07 Capital Allowances in the Startup Industry
37:01 Remediation and Contaminated Land Claims
41:17 Case Studies and Client Success Stories
46:14 Future of Tax Savings and Sustainability
52:39 Career Advice and Personal Insights
01:01:01 Community Involvement and Final Thoughts

Helen Vine Profile:
Helen is the director of Vines Capital Allowances Limited who specialise with Capital allowances and Remediation of Contaminated Land advisory.

Experience, Expertise, Excellence

She can help with tax relief claims for businesses engaged in buying/selling, constructing, fitting out or refurbishing properties. Give her a call on our enquiry line 07726 860 618.

She is a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (“CIOT”). The CIOT is the leading professional body in the UK for advisers dealing with all aspects of taxation. CIOT members, “Chartered Tax Advisers”, have to meet high professional standards which include:
• keeping up to date with new developments in tax and related areas,
• holding Professional Indemnity Insurance,
• being registered for AML supervision; and
• complying with a robust code of ethics.