Taylor Rogers

Partner

Taylor Rogers

A graduate of the W&C ‘class of 17’, Taylor’s a familiar face to most new clients, supporting many of them with accountancy and tax needs.

Very much a people person, with a clear understanding of the challenges clients face, Taylor is quick to build strong relationships. He also runs our Professional Partners Network.

0161 399 0121 or 0151 303 3112 info@uhy-williamsoncroft.com

Posts by Taylor Rogers

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16 October 2026 Business Valuation
Single joint expert accountants in divorce: business valuations and financial remedy proceedings

When a business forms part of the matrimonial assets, establishing…

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15 October 2026 Academies
Cyber incidents hit academy trusts’ finances before their IT systems

On Thursday 8 October, Taylor Rogers, Partner at Williamson &…

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14 October 2026 Charities
Charity finances under pressure: five risks trustees should be reviewing in 2026

Around two in five charities in England and Wales spent…

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09 October 2026 Audit, Charities
Rent-free and discounted premises under SORP 2026: lease, donation or both?

Many charities occupy space without paying a full rent for…

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08 October 2026 Audit, Charities
Can a charity have a remote audit? The benefits of a more flexible approach

Yes. A charity can have a remote audit, or a…

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08 October 2026 Audit, Charities
How long can a charity keep the same auditor?

Most charities face no legal limit on how long they…

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07 October 2026 Housing Associations
Six financial governance lessons from the GreenSquareAccord G3/V3 downgrade

The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has downgraded GreenSquareAccord to…

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25 September 2026 Tax
R&D tax relief: the warning signs your business may be missing a valid claim

Most founders don't come to us asking whether their business…

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25 September 2026 Tax
Terminal loss relief: reclaiming corporation tax when a company stops trading

By the time an insolvency practitioner or accountant is brought…

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17 September 2026 Tax
Directors’ loan accounts and the Section 455 tax charge, explained

If you run your own limited company, it's easy to…

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09 September 2026 Tax, Transaction Services
Employee ownership trusts: structuring options, tax costs and control trade-offs for founders

Employee Ownership Trusts have been part of the UK's succession…

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03 September 2026 Tax
Moving abroad: navigating personal tax residency under the UK Statutory Residence Test

Planning an international relocation is an exciting milestone, whether it's…

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03 September 2026 Case Studies, Tax
When there’s no rule book to follow? How one structural engineering practice turned a design problem into an R&D tax claim

Most engineers don't set out to do research and development.…

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02 September 2026 Tax
Court of Appeal ruling reopens the VAT exemption question for independent colleges

HMRC has published Revenue and Customs Brief 9 (2026), setting…

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20 August 2026 Tax
MTD is now live – is it better to switch to a limited company rather than remain as a sole trader?

The first mandatory quarterly update under Making Tax Digital for…

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