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EY’s Private Client and Trust team grows with management appointment

EY’s Private Client and Trust team grows with management appointment

Thursday 06 April 2023

EY’s Private Client and Trust team grows with management appointment

Thursday 06 April 2023


EY has strengthened its private client and trust team in the Channel Islands with the appointment of tax manager Chris Manley.

He has 14 years of experience in various areas of UK tax, including planning for inheritance tax and ensuring compliance for both individuals and trusts.

Mr Manley has knowledge in advising on the tax implications of distributions from offshore trusts, as well as planning the remittance of income and stockpiled gains, and capital gains tax planning related to land development. 

Additionally, he has a strong background in trust accounts, preparing annual accounts, managing income and expenses, and ensuring legal and regulatory compliance.

EY Tax Partner and Head of Tax in Jersey, Aine Slater, said: "We are thrilled to welcome Chris to our team. His extensive experience in private client tax and particularly his expertise in UK inheritance tax planning will be invaluable to our clients in Jersey and across the Channel Islands. He has already shown that he has the potential to play a key role in the continued growth and success of our firm."

Mr Manley said: "I feel incredibly fortunate to be working with EY's private client and trust team, where I can provide valuable support to private clients and fiduciary businesses in Jersey and throughout the Channel Islands. I'm also excited to fully embrace island life and develop my professional network in Jersey." 

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