Stephanie studied Medieval history and Arabic at the University of St. Andrews, graduating with a first-class honours degree. Subsequent to this she decided to study accountancy and qualified as a chartered certified accountant, obtaining first place in Ireland in her final exams. She then decided to make a career in Irish taxation and joined the firm in 2019.
Areas of expertise
- All aspects of Irish Income Tax
- Advice on Customs and VAT
- The use of the remittance basis of taxation
- Intergenerational transfers of assets
- Business Structuring and Restructuring
Client work includes
Stephanie advises businesses and private clients on all areas of Irish tax law. The work that she has done includes:
- Advising on taxation difficulties in the course of the liquidation of SMEs
- Dealing with the Irish tax implications from the remittance of income or gains to Ireland or from the disposal of Irish-situs assets
- Advising on Binding Tariff Instructions and customs procedures,
- Assisting newly arrived clients on matters of employment taxation and reliefs
- Advising on the Gift and Inheritance Tax issues that arise in the course of intergenerational transfers of assets
- Advising on the use of discretionary trusts when providing for dependent relatives
- Advising on company restructurings to facilitate a sale to a third party
- Advising business owners and majority shareholders on the tax-efficient exit procedures available to them
