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Johnston Carmichael has announced the appointment of Stephen Oates as its new head of entrepreneurial taxes.

Oates, who joins Johnston Carmichael from French Duncan, has more than 17 years’ experience in tax, with expertise in working with owner-managed businesses.

Based in the Central Belt, Stephen will operate as a national resource and support a wide variety of clients across a range of sectors including technology, life sciences and food and drink.

He said: “I am looking forward to the opportunity to lead and develop Johnston Carmichael’s growing Entrepreneurial Taxes Team. My personal ambitions align closely to the firm’s growth plans and it’s great to be part of a business that focuses strongly on its people and culture.”

Susie Walker, partner and head of tax, added: “Stephen brings terrific energy, experience and enthusiasm to the firm, and his vast experience of advising clients on specialist schemes is a welcome addition to the team.

“Over the coming weeks and months, Stephen will be out and about, getting to know our people and clients, and making sure they are accessing all of the reliefs available to them, particularly in the areas of share schemes and venture capital schemes.”

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