Accountancy firm reveals two new directors

Midlands accounting and advisory firm PKF Smith Cooper has recruited two experienced tax professionals into new director roles.

Jack Bonehill steps into the role of employment tax director, and Sam Parker-Hully adds over 10 years’ experience to the tax team as capital allowances director.

Bonehill has spent nine years specialising in employment tax, including seven years working at Dains.

Parker-Hully joins the Midlands firm with over 10 years of capital allowances experience from Big Four companies KPMG Deloitte.

Gary Devonshire, tax advisory partner at PKF Smith Cooper, said: “We are pleased to have Jack and Sam on board at PKF Smith Cooper and we know that their skills and expertise will make them crucial members of our growing team, for the benefit of both colleagues and clients in our core Midlands markets.

“We are also delighted that our enhanced capital allowances and employment tax services will allow our tax advisory division as a whole to continue to grow and add to the exceptional growth we have seen in the last few years. These hires demonstrate the firm’s investment in tax and our growth plans also provide opportunities for interested tax experts who could be an asset to our firm.”