I first joined Hall Livesey Brown Tarporley in 2005 as an accounts junior where I trained and qualified as a Chartered Certified Accountant and studied for the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) qualification.

Having progressed to the position of Accounting & Audit Manager, in 2012 I was given responsibility for a portfolio of agricultural clients which has grown significantly since.

Farming and rural accountancy and tax specialist

I enjoy advising and supporting farming and rural businesses. With a dairy farmer as a husband and two eager sons, I can relate to all the unique challenges faced by our industry. My personal circumstances give clients peace of mind that the advice I give, whether that’s preparing or interpreting financial reports, or tax planning advice on inheritance tax, capital gains tax or personal tax, it is based on my first-hand knowledge of running a business in this sector.

I also look after a diverse portfolio of clients ranging from sole practitioners and partnerships, to limited companies with multi-million pound turnovers.