Alex Conway

Alex Conway

Partner, Professional Practice and Private Clients
London

I am a chartered tax advisor and accountant specialising in Professional Practices and individual partners' taxation, with a particular focus on the legal sector and investment management industry.

I advise clients on a range of personal and partnership tax matters, looking to provide a personal service which will enable them to achieve their goals.

Areas of particular specialism include advising on carried interest, disguised investment management fees , basis period reform, international expansion and salaried members legislation.

I have also spent time working in industry at a large mid-market private equity firm and thus understand a client’s point of view.

I am a member of the APP, and part of its Up and Coming Committee, as well as being a member of the BVCA Tax Committee.  

What I Do

Partnership and LLP tax

  • Fund Tax Compliance
  • LLP Tax reserves
  • International tax structuring
  • Conversion to LLP
  • Salaried member issues
  • Service company planning
  • Basis period reform

Partners and high-net-worth individuals

  • Income tax
  • Capital gains tax
  • Carry and Co-invest taxation
  • Inheritance tax
  • Residence and Non-domicile issues
  • Pension planning
  • Principal private residence planning

My Clients

  • Investment Managers
  • Solicitors
  • Patent and trademark attorneys
  • High net worth individuals

My Insights

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Making Tax Digital for carried interest
From 6 April 2026, carried interest will be treated as trading income and therefore subject to Income Tax and Class 4 National Insurance.
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Pensions for Partners: important points to be aware of regarding pensions and tax
What Partners in professional firms need to know about pensions and tax.
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Becoming a new partner
What are the common areas to be aware of when becoming a new partner?
Two professionals working on a laptop in the office
Making Tax Digital for carried interest
From 6 April 2026, carried interest will be treated as trading income and therefore subject to Income Tax and Class 4 National Insurance.
Hand on laptop and desk
Pensions for Partners: important points to be aware of regarding pensions and tax
What Partners in professional firms need to know about pensions and tax.
lady with phone and computer nearby
Becoming a new partner
What are the common areas to be aware of when becoming a new partner?

Memberships