Team - Matthew Oldfield

Matthew Oldfield

Matthew Oldfield

Director, Tax

Matthew Oldfield is a Director in Gravita’s Tax team, with a strong background in advising both individuals and owner-managed businesses on a wide range of tax matters. He has 20 years of experiencing, beginning his career with HMRC where he spent over a decade gaining extensive insight into the tax system before moving into practice in 2014.

Matthew’s expertise spans capital taxes and personal tax, with a particular focus on providing strategic, tailored advice to individuals and business owners. He is also experienced in managing complex interactions with HMRC and supports clients on a variety of general tax matters. His up-to-date technical knowledge and practical approach enable him to deliver clear, commercial solutions in an ever-evolving tax landscape.

As Director of Private Client Tax, Matt works closely with business owners, landlords and high-net-worth individuals, providing clear and commercially focused advice. He is known for his ability to simplify complex tax issues and deliver practical, tailored solutions that support clients’ long-term goals. He has successfully guided clients through the intricate processes of tax reporting and pension recalculations. In addition, he provides tailored advice on a wide range of personal pension matters, offering comprehensive support to clients navigating the broader landscape of retirement planning and this is often delivered in conjunction with Inheritance Tax planning.

Services

Private client

Sectors

Professional and Business Services

Locations

Insights written by Matthew Oldfield

Fuel mileage rates increase to 55p per mile

22nd May 2026
Written by: Matthew Oldfield
The government announced on the 21st May, that the tax-free mileage rate for employees and the self-employed will increase, with this being backdated to 6th April this year. This can increase the money in your pocket by up to £500 per year if you drive...
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Many individuals with self-employment or property income are still not ready for Making Tax Digital

9th January 2026
Written by: Matthew Oldfield
From 6th April 2026, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax will move from something that has been discussed for years to something that requires action. Yet many individuals who fall under the rules are still...
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