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Partners in professional practices

Working together to ensure your financial and tax affairs are in order and achieve your personal goals.

We provide a comprehensive service to partners in professional firms, covering both your working life and your personal tax affairs.

As partners in a professional firm, we know that you need proactive advice that is relevant for you. We offer you the reassurance that we understand your specific needs and concerns.

Our team is available to you when you need us. You can rely on us to provide the right advice and to support you throughout your career.

Explore how we can work with you
 
  • Becoming a partner
  • Tax returns and compliance
  • National Insurance Contributions
  • Non-domiciled partners
  • Overseas partners
  • Moving overseas
  • Working with North American firms
  • Partnership disputes
  • Leaving a partnership
  • Life after partnership
  • Planning for the future
  • Residency issues
  • Stamp duty
  • Main residence and Capital Gains Tax planning
  • Rental income
  • Wealth management
  • Pensions contributions
  • Tax planning opportunities
  • Estate and trust planning
  • Personal Service Company issues

 

 


Webinar series

New Partners - what should you do next

Sign up for our available on demand webinars to understand your position as a new Partner.

Crowe Casts

Lifecycle of a Partner

In our Crowe Cast series, Nicky Owen, Head of Professional Practices share her experiences as a partner, speaking openly about what to expect and things you should consider.

Tools and guides

Helping you make the right choices


Our latest thinking

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AML supervisory change
What the FCA’s proposed AML supervisory changes mean for professional practice firms and how to prepare.
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SRA update
Stay ahead of upcoming SRA changes and understand what they mean for your firm.
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Responsible procurement: How to embed sustainability in the supply chain
You will only achieve your sustainability goals by taking your suppliers on the same journey
Group of business people standing in foyer
AML supervisory change
What the FCA’s proposed AML supervisory changes mean for professional practice firms and how to prepare.
Three people having a discussion at table
SRA update
Stay ahead of upcoming SRA changes and understand what they mean for your firm.
glass chess pieces
Responsible procurement: How to embed sustainability in the supply chain
You will only achieve your sustainability goals by taking your suppliers on the same journey

Contact us

Nicky Owen
Nicky Owen
Partner, Head of Professional PracticesLondon