WEBSITES FOR TAX ADVISORS

A website that gets found at the moment a tax question becomes too complex for a generalist.

Tax clients arrive with a specific problem and high expectations. Your website meets them with the specialism, the credentials, and the evidence that you've solved their kind of case before.

  • Found in specialist searches like "CGT advisor near me" and "R&D tax credits specialist"
  • More enquiries from clients with the kind of cases you want to take on
  • CTA, ATT and CIOT credentials front and centre, so they know they've found the right specialist
  • Fully managed every month, never on your to-do list
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WHO’S ACTUALLY SEARCHING

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Tax clients aren't shopping. They're trying to solve a specific problem that's outgrown a generalist.

A property investor whose CGT position has just got complicated. A founder mid-way through a business sale who needs entrepreneurs' relief advice. A tech company leaving R&D tax credits on the table. A contractor whose accountant said "you'll need a specialist for this IR35 case". They've already been told a generalist won't do. What they want now is someone who's been here before, and the evidence to prove it.

WHAT MAKES A WEBSITE WORK FOR TAX ADVISORS

Three things every tax adviser site needs to do well

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A page for every specialism, in every town

Found for the exact tax problem your clients are trying to solve

  • Pages for CGT, IHT, R&D tax credits, property tax, business sale, HMRC investigations
  • Each one targeted to a specific town in your catchment
  • The visitor lands on the page that answers their exact tax question
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Specialist credentials placed where clients check

The three things every tax client scans for before they enquire

  • Chartered status (CTA, CIOT, ICAEW) in the header
  • Specialism areas listed where clients can self-identify
  • AML supervision and HMRC agent status visible without having to ask
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Worked examples that prove the specialism

Real cases showing you've solved their kind of problem before

  • Case studies organised by tax situation, not by industry
  • Outcomes shown in plain numbers (tax saved, claim recovered, dispute resolved)
  • Anonymised where needed, named where the client agrees

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Book a 20-minute call and walk through how a Frively site looks for a tax practice. No pitch, no pressure - just a clear answer on whether it’s a fit for the kind of clients you want to win.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do tax advisors really need a website that's different from a general accountancy site?
Yes. Tax clients arrive with a specific problem - CGT, R&D credits, an HMRC enquiry, a business sale - and they search using the problem, not the profession. "CGT advisor near me" or "R&D tax credits specialist [town]" rarely surface generalist accountancy sites. A website built for tax advisors has a page for each specialism with the town in the URL, so the client looking for help with a specific tax matter lands on the page that addresses it.
How long does it take a tax advisor website to start ranking on Google?
Most Frively tax advisor sites reach page one for their target specialist searches within three to six months. Tax keywords are typically less contested than general accountancy keywords, which often helps timelines. The free assessment will give you a realistic view of where you'd start.
What credentials should be on my tax advisor website?
The three things prospects scan for before they enquire: your chartered status (CTA from CIOT, ATT, or ICAEW), your specialism areas (so they can self-identify), and your AML supervision and HMRC agent status. All three should appear in the header and on every relevant service page. A CTA badge next to capital gains content carries more weight than the same badge buried in an "About" page.
Should my tax advisor website show pricing?
Tax pricing is more situational than bookkeeping pricing, so showing fixed fees on every service page often isn't appropriate. But pricing transparency still helps. Whatever your approach - fixed fee, hourly, contingent, or a combination - clients want to understand how they'll be billed before they enquire. A website that explains your pricing approach, what an initial consultation covers, and the basis on which you quote builds trust faster than one that hides everything behind a "contact us" form.
Can I switch to a Frively tax advisor website if I already have one?
Yes. Many of our tax advisor clients come to us with an existing site that isn't bringing in specialist enquiries. We migrate your content, rebuild the structure around specialism and town pages, and keep your existing domain and email running throughout. There's no period where your site is offline.
What does a Frively tax advisor website cost?
There's an upfront build fee and an ongoing monthly fee that covers hosting, updates, content refreshes, and local SEO. Pricing depends on the size of your practice and the breadth of specialisms you want to cover. The free assessment includes a price estimate based on your specific situation.

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