One minute with Eloise Walker, Partner, Pinsent Masons
How did you end up in tax?
A mixture of fate and fortuitous accident I would say. My father was a tax accountant and I sometimes joke that where other people had bedtime stories about Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty I had Mr and Mrs Smith and their offshore trading company! Then in the course of my training contract I had the opportunity to spend a significant amount of time in the tax department and absolutely loved it and I’ve never looked back.
Who in tax do you most admire?
Charles Hellier – he is a tax tribunal judge now but before that he was a Partner at Linklaters for many years. I admire his phenomenal enthusiasm and memory for case law. I could ask him about anything and...
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One minute with Eloise Walker, Partner, Pinsent Masons
How did you end up in tax?
A mixture of fate and fortuitous accident I would say. My father was a tax accountant and I sometimes joke that where other people had bedtime stories about Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty I had Mr and Mrs Smith and their offshore trading company! Then in the course of my training contract I had the opportunity to spend a significant amount of time in the tax department and absolutely loved it and I’ve never looked back.
Who in tax do you most admire?
Charles Hellier – he is a tax tribunal judge now but before that he was a Partner at Linklaters for many years. I admire his phenomenal enthusiasm and memory for case law. I could ask him about anything and...
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