Ian is a Chartered Accountant who has specialised in tax since 1985. Ian has advises owner managed businesses, public companies, private clients and trusts on the full range of taxes and has extensive experience of international tax, domicile and residence issues. Ian also advises on tax investigations and has helped many clients resolve their tax position using HMRC disclosure facilities.
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