Bristol-based chartered accountants Whyatt Pakeman Partners have appointed Tracy Hall, a former partner with a Top-10 firm, as a new associate.
Tracy entered the profession straight from university in 1983, working in the accounts and audit department of a small Brighton firm. Following a move to Bristol she joined the tax department of Solomon Hare where she qualified as a chartered tax advisor (CTA) in 1991 and became a partner in 2000. Tracy left the firm, by then called Smith & Williamson, last year before joining Whyatt Pakeman.
She has more than 20 years' experience advising clients across many sectors on aspects of tax and general business advice.
David Golledge, the firm's senior partner, said: “I would like to welcome Tracy to our team and have every confidence that her great experience and knowledge in practice will be extremely helpful to us.
“Whyatt Pakeman is an historic and established Bristol firm and we are proud of our expertise and awareness in a wide range of disciplines.
"Tracy will add another string to our bow and help us to extend our position as one of the strongest independent local firms.”
