UK Tax Drag is written and edited by one person: its founder, a CIMA-qualified Chartered Management Accountant and the director of the publisher, Finsolve Consulting Limited (company no. 15562432). The Editor reviews every guide and calculator before it is published. Pages are credited to UK Tax Drag and its publisher, not to a named individual.
The Editor
The Editor is a CIMA-qualified Chartered Management Accountant with more than ten years in corporate finance, and the director of the publisher. The publisher is identified on every page, with its company number and a link to its Companies House record. The Editor is responsible for:
- Setting the editorial direction.
- Reviewing every page before publication, and rechecking affected pages after each Budget and at the start of each tax year.
- Setting and maintaining the editorial standards.
- Handling reader corrections under the corrections policy.
UK Tax Drag has no other writers, editors or contributors: the site is written and edited by the Editor alone, in England.
How review works
Every page is checked against primary sources (HMRC, GOV.UK, the Bank of England, the Office for National Statistics and the FCA) before it is published, and again when a Budget or a new tax year changes a rate or threshold. High-risk calculators have automated test cases that are checked on every build. Pages are drafted, edited and coded with the help of AI tools, and the Editor reviews each change before it is published (see the editorial policy). The editorial process page describes each stage.
The review date in each page's byline is the date of the last full check. If it is more than twelve months old, treat the page as possibly out of date and check the figures against HMRC.
Where a specialist is needed
A management accountant is not a chartered tax adviser or an FCA-authorised financial adviser, and UK Tax Drag gives no personal advice. Where a topic needs specialist judgement, such as a regulated pension transfer, complex inheritance tax planning or a disputed HMRC enquiry, the page says so and points to a qualified adviser.
Practising specialists (CTA, ICAEW or ACCA chartered accountants, FCA-authorised advisers) who would like to review content in their area can apply through the contact form: choose "Other" and start the message with "Specialist reviewer application". Any specialist who reviews a page will be named on it.
Editorial independence
UK Tax Drag is independently owned by the publisher: no investors, no parent company, and no commercial relationships beyond those documented in how we make money. The Editor has full editorial authority.
Contact the Editor
Everything reaches the Editor through the contact form. Choose "Editorial enquiry" for questions about coverage, "Factual correction" for errors (see the corrections policy), and "Press or research" for media.