Accountant beefs up Brexit team
Streets, the Lincoln accountancy firm, has made a raft of senior hires to help its clients with the fall-out from Brexit.
Gerry Myton joins the firm as a partner and head of indirect tax. He began his career HMRC before moving to Grant Thornton, PKF and MHA Macintyre Hudson.
In his new role, Myton will head up Streets’ Indirect Tax team based in London and Slough and will look after clients nationally.
He is joined by team members Leo Donovan, as a senior VAT manager with almost 20 years’ experience, much of which was with HMRC, and Christina Forson as a VAT consultant.
Streets has also hired Brian Mulholland, who joins the firm to head up its international tax offering. He is an international tax structuring expert, with big four and previous mid tier accountancy firm experience.
Paul Tutin the firm’s chairman and managing partner, said: “We are delighted to have secured such specialists who are well respected by the profession and their counterparts. Whilst we have experienced increased demand for specialist tax advisory work, given the uncertainty around Brexit, it is important that we are best placed to support clients that not only operate in continental Europe but also elsewhere in the world.”
