It's nice to go travelling but it's good to come back home
Posted on 28th January 2021
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Following two years away from the firm, Kelly joins us once again as a friendly, familiar and well-liked member of the tax team and someone who is really appreciated by the clients she looks after.
Following on from her recently taking exams with The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners, Kelly will be part of the team that looks after the firms Trust & Estates, including inheritance tax, high net worth & remuneration planning for families and future generations. In addition, Kelly will be keeping her hand in property tax, portfolio planning and transactional work.
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