Crowe appoints Emma Reynolds as tax partner

Professional services firm Crowe has appointed Emma Reynolds to partner. With more than 17 years of experience, Reynolds is promoted having been with Crowe since 2016.

Crowe UK Chief Executive Nigel Bostock commented, “Emma is a core part of our tax team providing tax transaction support services across the South East and beyond. Her work helps to ensure clients’ business and growth plans can be achieved while remaining mindful of the tax considerations. Emma’s ambassadorial duties in the firm’s ED&I and WEP groups are also cause for celebration and will continue to be an important part of her ongoing contribution to the firm’s culture as she joins the partnership.”

Crowe is a national audit, tax, advisory and risk firm offering global reach and local expertise. The firm was listed among the country’s top consulting firms in Consultancy.uk’s 2023 rankings.

Formerly a senior business tax advisor with McBrides Chartered Accountants, Reynolds joined Crowe in 2016, and has since specialised in corporate taxes from the firm’s Kent office. Alongside advising clients on corporate tax compliance and planning issues, she is part of the national tax team working on advisory projects across the wider firm.

Supporting a range of sectors including healthcare, manufacturing, technology and renewables, this work sees Reynolds assist high-growth owner-managed businesses and mid-sized corporates with their compliance and business and shareholder tax planning, particularly as they look to scale their business and prepare for future sale.

Looking ahead, as a partner, Reynolds will help to shape the future of the firm. At the same time, she will oversee colleagues helping clients to navigate the UK’s complex tax regime as they grow and progress along their business journeys.

Reynolds said of the news, “Tax transactional work exposes me to a range of exciting projects and teams. I love the buzz of working collaboratively with our corporate finance colleagues, clients and their legal advisors to get deals across the line, particularly as the mid-market deals space continues to be buoyant.”