Nyall Jacobs

Partner, Outsourcing

Nyall Jacobs offers his clients strategic advice to help drive growth, attract funding, reduce tax and improve profit.

He has extensive experience in the digital and technology sectors but also start-ups of all descriptions.

Nyall’s specialisms include maximising shareholder return, cash management (especially during periods of growth), profit improvement, tax mitigation including R&D and options, management reporting systems, US GAAP reporting, helping companies get investment ready, and funding/finance negotiations.

Nyall works closely as an internal CFO with his clients where he advises on applying technologies to manage and forecast cashflows so ensuring that the company can make the appropriate strategic decision matching staff resources to the lifecycle of Companies. His focus on Balance sheet management has helped Clients avoid cash crunches and process improvements have proved an invaluable insight into the success of his clients outcomes.

Nyall worked as a CFO within a quoted insurance company and owner-managed a consultancy firm that helped SMEs outsource their back office. He has extensive experience working as the CFO of both quoted and unquoted companies.

Nyall has a BA Honours Degree from Trinity College, Dublin, and qualified as a Chartered Accountant at Touche Ross, London

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Sectors

Financial Services Professional and Business Services Media and Creative Charity Technology

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Budget 2025: Foreword

27th November 2025
Written by: Thomas Adcock
It feels like we waited a long time for this one – a very long time.  When it arrived, a little bit earlier than scheduled following someone pressing the wrong button at the OBR –...
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Budget 2025: Employment taxes

27th November 2025
 
Salary Sacrifice pensions The government will charge employer and employee National Insurance (NI) on pension contributions above £2,000 per annum made via salary sacrifice. This will take effect from 6th April 2029. In a salary...
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Budget 2025: Savings and investments

27th November 2025
 
ISAs The annual ISA limit of £20,000 remains unchanged, but the way in which you can save is not. From April 2027, the cash ISA limit will be cut from £20,000 to £12,000 (unless you...
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Budget 2025: Property taxes

27th November 2025
 
Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings – out of time claims for relief From Royal Assent to the Finance Bill, the law will be changed so that claims for relief from ATED will be able to...
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Budget 2025: Income Tax

27th November 2025
 
Winter Fuel Payments From April 2026, pensioners whose total income is over £35,000 will have their Winter Fuel Payment (or pension age winter heating payment) clawed back via PAYE at a rate of roughly £17...
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Budget 2025: Transport

27th November 2025
 
Fuel Duty: 2026-27 main rates The temporary 5p duty cut will be extended for a further five months to September 2026, and then reversed by 1p on 1st September 2026, 2p on 1st December 2026...
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