Stirling Observer

Expert team grows, as does city

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Stirling was recently voted the best place in Scotland to start a business and with the launch of the digital district last year, it really is an exciting time for the city.

The City Deal plans for regenerati­ng the business community are helping to put Stirling on the world stage as an attractive place to work and do business.

And as the business community in Stirling grows, so too does the investment in Johnston Carmichael’s Stirling team.

Leading business advisory and chartered accountanc­y firm Johnston Carmichael has further invested in the growing Stirling team to enhance the tax, accounting and business advisory services at a local level.

Margaret Sinclair has joined the team as Corporate Tax Manager and will provide specialist corporatio­n tax advice to a wide range of businesses.

Previously at French Duncan for 20 years, Margaret has significan­t experience in tax and advising companies of all sizes, from small limited companies through to groups of companies with internatio­nal interests. She also has expertise in tax compliance, capital allowances, R&D and group tax requiremen­ts. The firm strengthen­ed its team further with the appointmen­t of Tax Manager Senga Prior and Business Advisory Assistant Manager Laura Lyon last year. Senga was previously at Bell and Company for 17 years, where she specialise­d in advising owner-managed businesses and private clients with a particular focus on the agricultur­al sector. Senga was also recently appointed to the Associatio­n of Taxation Technician­s (ATT) Council. Previously with French Duncan for over ten years, Laura brings a wealth of experience in advising businesses of all sizes from SMEs to large corporates. Managing Partner Peter Innes said: “The appointmen­ts of Margaret, Laura and Senga represents further key hires for our Stirling office, which continues to see significan­t growth and opportunit­ies since its opening in 2012. “The expertise and resource at a local level for our clients to access is significan­t. “Stirling is a city of innovation and strong entreprene­urial culture. “It really is a place for growth and we will continue to grow with our clients’ business needs and ambitions.”

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Laura Lyon, Peter Innes and Senga Prior
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Tax manager The profession­als Margaret Sinclair has joined the team

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