Partner Article
S&W strengthens private client tax services team with Bristol-based Partner
S&W, the fast-growing professional services group, is pleased to announce the appointment of Graham Charlton as Partner in its growing private client tax services team. Based in Bristol, Graham will also support clients across Birmingham and the wider region.
Graham brings over 20 years of experience in the profession, having held senior roles at KPMG, PwC and Bishop Fleming. He specialises in personal and capital taxes, advising private equity backed businesses and guiding clients through complex transactions and strategic tax planning.
Graham Charlton, Partner, S&W, commented: "I’m excited to join S&W and work closely with clients to help them achieve their goals. My focus will be on guiding them through complex transactions and strategic planning, ensuring they have the clarity and confidence to make informed decisions. By leveraging my experience in personal and capital taxes, I aim to deliver tailored solutions that create real value for their businesses and personal wealth."
Chris Shepard, Partner and Head of Private Client Tax Services at, S&W, added: "We’re delighted to welcome Graham to the team. His appointment brings a wealth of experience and enhances our private client tax services offering in Bristol. His expertise in complex transactions and strategic tax planning will enable us to deliver even greater value to clients, helping them navigate challenges with confidence and clarity."
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