Flavio Ferri at Crowe UK

Flavio Ferri

Assistant Manager, Corporate Tax
London

I am an Assistant Manager in Crowe UK’s Corporate Tax team, specialising in capital allowances.

I have five years’ experience advising clients across a range of industries to identify opportunities for tax relief, improve cash tax positions and approach property-related expenditure in a technically robust and practical way.

Having studied in both Rome and London, I am bilingual and have developed an appreciation of how tax and accounting matters are approached across different jurisdictions. I enjoy working closely with clients and colleagues to deliver clear advice that is easy to understand and implement.

What I Do

  • Capital allowances claims
  • Land Remediation Relief
  • Property acquisitions and disposals
  • Developments, refurbishments and fit-outs
  • Capital allowances due diligence
  • Tax relief optimisation
  • Claim reports and supporting documentation

My Clients

  • Corporates
  • Family and Owner-Managed Businesses
  • Large or Listed Companies
  • Real Estate
  • Hotel, Tourism and Leisure
  • Life Sciences and Healthcare
  • Manufacturing
  • Retail, Wholesale and Consumer
  • Technology and Media
  • International

My Insights

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Capital Allowances in M&A
How capital allowances, Section 198 elections, and fixtures due diligence can affect UK M&A deal value.
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Advance Tax Certainty Service
HMRC’s Advance Tax Certainty Service offers binding tax certainty for major UK investment projects exceeding £1 billion.
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Capital allowance reforms for Real Estate
How will the 2026 capital allowance reforms affect leasing, second-hand assets and sustainable investment decisions?
Close up of building
Capital Allowances in M&A
How capital allowances, Section 198 elections, and fixtures due diligence can affect UK M&A deal value.
Man looking at ipad
Advance Tax Certainty Service
HMRC’s Advance Tax Certainty Service offers binding tax certainty for major UK investment projects exceeding £1 billion.
Building with wall garden
Capital allowance reforms for Real Estate
How will the 2026 capital allowance reforms affect leasing, second-hand assets and sustainable investment decisions?