Murray Harcourt beefs up its tax advice team with recruitment drive
YORKSHIRE TAX adviser Neil Sengupta and four of his colleagues have left Grant Thornton to join the rapidly growing tax practice at independent business advisory firm Murray Harcourt.
Mr Sengupta has been at Grant Thornton’s local tax practice for 10 years.
With more than 25 years’ experience of providing tax advice to a wide range of clients, from large, listed corporates to owner-managed businesses, Murray Harcourt said Mr Sengupta has specialist experience of M&A transaction tax and has been involved in a number of high-profile regional deals.
Mr Sengupta has been joined at Murray Harcourt by former Grant Thornton tax colleagues tax director Joanne Powell, senior tax manager Emily Bartliff, tax manager Adam Gough and senior tax manager Mike Crawley.
Established in 2012 by partners Richard Bright and Mark Hunter, Murray Harcourt has grown rapidly over the past five years.
Mr Bright, managing partner of Murray Harcourt, said: “This latest round of recruitment is great news for the continued growth of the firm and also for our clients.
“We pride ourselves on providing high-quality, independent advice and outstanding service levels as well as delivering value. After just five years, we have already established ourselves as a leading independent firm and we continue to receive fantastic feedback from our clients who say that we are making a genuine difference to them.”
Mr Sengupta said: “It’s really exciting to be part of a boutique firm which is genuinely committed to shaking up the market.”
Murray Harcourt has offices in Leeds, Harrogate and London.