Infinitus Consulting UK

Founder

CD Fairfield Capital

Director

Bank of England

Member of Bank of England Decision Maker Panel

CDF Financial

Managing Director

Glenavon Football Club

Excel Financial

Principal

Town and Country Property Services

Estate Agent

Most business owners think their finances are sorted.

But when we look properly:

→ They’re overpaying tax

→ They have no real succession plan

→ Their accountant is focused on filing accounts, not strategy

I work with entrepreneurs and family businesses to help them take control - structuring their
affairs in a way that protects wealth, reduces exposure to tax, and sets their family up for the
long term.

This isn’t a product.

It’s a bespoke structure built with input from leading legal, tax and banking professionals.

It’s effectively a Self-Administered Family Office, made accessible to those who have outgrown
traditional advice.

If you want a clear plan, built around your family and your business, let’s connect.

If you’re ready to talk, get in touch -

https://linktr.ee/infinitusconsulting

Tax his land, Tax his bed, 

Tax the table, At which he's fed. 

Tax his tractor, Tax his mule, 

Teach him taxes are the rule. 

Tax his work, Tax his pay, 

He works for peanuts anyway! 

Tax his cow, Tax his goat, Tax his pants, Tax his coat. 

Tax his ties, Tax his shirt, Tax his work, Tax his dirt. 

Tax his tobacco, Tax his drink, Tax him if he Tries to think. 

Tax his cigars, Tax his beers, If he cries Tax his tears. 

Tax his car, Tax his gas, Find any way To tax his ass!

Tax him all he has, then let him know 

That you won't be done Till he has no dough. 

When he screams and when he hollers; 

Then tax him more, take all his dollars 

Then tax his coffin, Tax his grave, 

Tax the sod in Which he's laid... 

Put these words Upon his tomb:

‘Taxes drove me to my doom...' 

When he's gone, Do not relax, 

It's time to apply Inheritance Tax!

Tom Cardwell

Helping business owners reduce tax, mitigate IHT, and build long-term control of their wealth | Private Client Adviser | Self-Administered Family Office

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There’s a famous Churchill quote: you can’t lift yourself to prosperity by taxing the same bucket you’re standing in.


It’s glib, but there’s a serious point entrepreneurs feel every day. 

Profit is taxed. 
Then dividends are taxed. 
Then what you leave behind is taxed again. 

By the time wealth reaches your children, the “bucket” is lighter than it should be.

I’m not anti-tax. 

I’m anti-waste and anti-chaos.

What matters is making sure the capital you created keeps working for your family and for the real economy. 

That means structure over slogans. 
Clean holding companies, voting where it belongs, income policies that don’t force you to raid the wrong asset when a bill arrives, and a plan that still works if the Chancellor changes their mind.

Prosperity isn’t a speech. 
It’s design.

If you’d like to pressure-test your design, DM me.

Stefan Boyle. Great post. I've been thinking about this a lot. Not just my clientèle.  But what is the honest advice to give the school leavers, the entrepreneurs with embryonic businesses, the young "big" thinkers?

Encouraging them all to leave the UK feels a bit like treason, but also it's disingenuous to suggest they stay to have their dreams stymied by an incompetent regime.

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Dear Keir Starmer

This is on behalf of people you say you want to help.

Entrepreneurs, founders, business owners, CEOs.

You say you want growth.

Yet everything you do has the opposite effect.

Right now, Britain feels like a hostile environment for people like us.

We get up early.
We worry about payroll.
We sign personal guarantees.
We lie awake at 3am wondering how to keep the lights on.

Yet get treated like the unlimited tax cash cow.

We have a culture that resents success and rewards dependency.

After the war, 2%of working age adults were not working.

Today there are 40 million eligible to work and 11 million simply do not.

You are encouraging failure and killing work ethic.

The state has swollen to the point where nearly half of everything this country produces is spent by government. 

Yet nothing works.

The NHS is creaking.
Trains are a joke.
Roads are crumbling.
Schools are stretched.

We have: 

More tax.
More dystopian rules.
More hostility to people who take risk.

And lying to justify tax increases.

You talk about growth while you quietly suffocate the people who create it.

If you work hard, take risk, put your own money on the line and try to build something, we will treat you like a walking wallet!

If you opt out, if you stay on the sidelines, if you let the state carry you, we will cushion you.

That is how you kill a country.

It's not just billionaires and non doms leaving.

It is the 25 to 40 year olds.
 
The people who would have built the next generation of British businesses.

They look at their tax bill, house prices, the sheer weight of red tape and they leave.

That should shame every serious person in Westminster.

This country should be a magnet for ambition.
 
We have world class talent.
 
We have a reputation for innovation, creativity and graft.
 
We should be the best place in the world to start a business and build a life.

Instead, it feels like we are punishing the people who try.

Most entrepreneurs I know are happy to pay their share.
 
We want good hospitals, good schools, safe streets.
 
We want the country to work.

What we are tired of is being treated as an endless source of money while watching a bloated system burn it.

Reward work, not idleness.
 
Make it worthwhile to take a job instead of staying on benefits.
 
Back small businesses with simple rules rather than endless red tape.
 
Encourage investment and risk taking instead of driving it offshore.
 
Send a clear signal that Britain is open for business, not open season on wealth creators.

If you cannot or will not do that, then be honest and say it.

Because out here in the real world, entrepreneurs, leaders and hard working people have had enough.

We will keep taking personal responsibility.
 
We will keep finding ways to look after our families.
 
We will keep building.

The question is whether we will still be doing it here.

Yours in frustration and in hope,

British Entrepreneurs.

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