Rebecca Durrant

Rebecca Durrant

Partner, Private Clients
Manchester

I advise high net worth individuals and their businesses on all aspects of the tax system. The aim is always with a view to protecting wealth for them and their families during their working lives, into retirement and beyond.

I am often called upon to prepare expert witness reports most typically on separation and divorce and work in tandem with legal professionals to support their clients at this difficult time.

I am also passionate about equality, diversity and inclusion and lead Crowe's LEAP network supporting our female pipeline and promoting an environment where everyone regardless of gender or background can reach their full potential.

What I Do

  • Income tax
  • Capital Gains Tax
  • Inheritance Tax
  • Non-resident issues
  • Trusts
  • Employment taxes

My Clients

  • Family businesses
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Property investors and developers
  • High net worth individuals and their families
  • Trustees of UK and offshore trusts
  • Non-UK resident and non-UK domiciled individuals
  • Professional practices

My insights

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Inheritance Tax in a nutshell
Our guide on Inheritance Tax outlines the essential rules and reliefs to help you plan ahead.
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Investing or securing EIS and SEIS status for your business
An outline if you are looking to invest or to secure EIS or SEIS status for your business.
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Budget 2025: key takeaways for family businesses
Family businesses face higher taxes, urgent succession planning and reduced EOT exit benefits are available before April 2026.
Girl under umbrella
Inheritance Tax in a nutshell
Our guide on Inheritance Tax outlines the essential rules and reliefs to help you plan ahead.
architectural bridge
Investing or securing EIS and SEIS status for your business
An outline if you are looking to invest or to secure EIS or SEIS status for your business.
three people looking at laptop in meeting room
Budget 2025: key takeaways for family businesses
Family businesses face higher taxes, urgent succession planning and reduced EOT exit benefits are available before April 2026.

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