Rosetta Tax has announced the appointment of VAT and landfill tax expert, Nick McChesney, as a consultant to the firm, effective from 1 October. McChesney spent ten years as a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers, before leaving in 2009 to establish his own tax consulting firm.
Rosetta Tax has announced the appointment of VAT and landfill tax expert, Nick McChesney, as a consultant to the firm, effective from 1 October. McChesney spent ten years as a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers, before leaving in 2009 to establish his own tax consulting firm.
Smith & Williamson has announced changes in its senior management, with Andrew Sykes becoming chairman of the Board, and David Cobb and Kevin Stopps being named as co-chief executives, with effect from 27 September 2013. The changes are prompted by the planned retirement of Gareth Pearce. David Cobb and Kevin Stopps share over 50 years’ combined experience with Smith & Williamson and summarise their joint ambition for the firm as ‘evolutionary, not revolutionary’.
Rosetta Tax has announced the appointment of VAT and landfill tax expert, Nick McChesney, as a consultant to the firm, effective from 1 October. McChesney spent ten years as a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers, before leaving in 2009 to establish his own tax consulting firm.
Rosetta Tax has announced the appointment of VAT and landfill tax expert, Nick McChesney, as a consultant to the firm, effective from 1 October. McChesney spent ten years as a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers, before leaving in 2009 to establish his own tax consulting firm.
Smith & Williamson has announced changes in its senior management, with Andrew Sykes becoming chairman of the Board, and David Cobb and Kevin Stopps being named as co-chief executives, with effect from 27 September 2013. The changes are prompted by the planned retirement of Gareth Pearce. David Cobb and Kevin Stopps share over 50 years’ combined experience with Smith & Williamson and summarise their joint ambition for the firm as ‘evolutionary, not revolutionary’.
