Margaret Taylor
Scottish firm Brodies has beefed up its tax capabilities with the hire of chartered accountant Isobel d'Inverno as director of corporate tax.
Scottish firm Brodies has beefed up its tax capabilities with the hire of chartered accountant Isobel d'Inverno as director of corporate tax.
Although not a lawyer, d'Inverno - who joins the firm from MacRoberts in June - is well known in the Scottish legal community and serves as convenor of the Law Society of Scotland's tax law committee.
Brodies tax partner Alan Barr said: "We've step-changed the scale of the department with Isobel joining us and will have the ability to handle higher-quality tax work. Her accounting background is important for corporate tax. The role we play as lawyers in corporate transactions involves a lot of liaison with clients' accounts and those on the other side of the transaction."
D'Inverno ;previously worked at Brodies, leaving in 1997 to join MacRoberts.