Peter Fairchild

Pete Fairchild

Partner, National Head of Private Clients
London

I am National Head of Private Clients and have over 30 years of experience in the private client sector, advising high net worth individuals and their families.

My particular focus is on providing tax planning advice to individuals on their personal and business interests, ensuring they are utilising tax allowances and reliefs as well as how to save for the future and build their wealth not only during their working lives but also for retirement and the next generation.

My clients include those involved in the sports, media and entertainment sectors, entrepreneurs, family offices and non-UK domiciled individuals.

I strive to deliver advice to my clients in a straightforward manner and break down the complexities of tax legislation into plain English.

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What I Do

  • Income tax
  • Capital gains tax
  • Inheritance tax planning
  • HMRC enquiries

My Clients

  • Professional sportspeople
  • Entertainers and media
  • Family businesses
  • Entrepreneurs
  • High net worth individuals
  • Non-UK resident and non-UK domiciled individuals
  • Professional practices

Media Coverage


My Insights

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man doing keepy-uppies
HMRC targets Premier League players’ image rights
Image rights payments are under increased scrutiny as potential income for Premier League players.
Sportspeople warming up
Sportspeople competing in the UK face a taxing time
Professional sportspeople visiting UK need to be aware of UK tax rules applying to their earnings and worldwide sponsorships.
man carrying child
Gifting shares to the next generation
The tax consequences of passing the business on to your successors.
man doing keepy-uppies
HMRC targets Premier League players’ image rights
Image rights payments are under increased scrutiny as potential income for Premier League players.
Sportspeople warming up
Sportspeople competing in the UK face a taxing time
Professional sportspeople visiting UK need to be aware of UK tax rules applying to their earnings and worldwide sponsorships.
man carrying child
Gifting shares to the next generation
The tax consequences of passing the business on to your successors.

Memberships

  • Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT)
  • Association of Taxation Technicians (Fellow)
  • Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (Affiliate)