PJD Tax Consultants Ltd

Hilary Hayes 

on Google

11 months ago

PJD have been doing my US and UK taxes for over 10 years. They are professional, knowledgeable, and always available to answer questions. Their fees are very reasonable considering their understanding of both US and UK tax laws and the tax agreements between both countries. I highly recommend them. 

N K B 

on Google

11 months ago

Absolutely dreadful. Almost cost me £4500 in tax I didn't owe. Expensive and useless. The first lot of work they did for me had glaring errors and I should've moved but was lazy. Then they upped their already high fees and tried to charge me a rate above what I was quoted. I refused to pay and moved. My new accountant, who is quite literally 20% the price, has uncovered multiple errors in my past returns and corrected the amount I owe this year from over £4500 to £12. He says my previous returns were clearly filled out by Br... read more

Clare Genis 

on Google

a year ago

PJD have been advising me and my partner on tax arising out of holiday home rentals for three or four years; we had had a bad experience with the first accounting firm we tried and it left me confused and anxious about the entire process of submitting a tax return. PJD, and Michele in particular, restored my confidence with their straightforward approach, their authoritative responses to all my questions and most of all their calm friendly advice. Best of all now we’re in a routine and I understand what documents I need to h... read more

Tom 

on Google

2 years ago

Really helpful and friendly support from Michele on answering a number of my UK/US tax queries. PJD came highly recommended to me from a colleague for their knowledge and abilities, who has been using them for years and I can confirm fully their recommendation was spot on. 

Edward Grefenstette 

on Google

2 years ago

Used this outfit between 2015 (or maybe 2016ish) and early 2022. They massively dropped the ball in dealing with my 2021 tax returns, causing a large amount to be due twice, effectively, between the IRS and HMRC. No problem in the long run, as it can be reclaimed through a revised return (which takes time), but giving a massive multi-year zero interest loan to the IRS in a period of high inflation wasn't on my todo list. PJD took zero responsibility for this, despite communication from them earlier saying they would handle e... read more