Owen Kyffi n promoted to partner W


hitley Stimpson is delighted to announce that Owen Kyffin, who has been with the firm for four years, has been made Tax Partner.


Owen is well known in the town as a Banburian of long-standing, and has been a great asset to the firm since he moved from a major international practice in Oxford in 2007. Owen brings a wealth of experience to the role. During his 23 years


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working in tax, he has worked with all sizes of client, as well as working as a trainer and lecturer in the subject. He qualified and was admitted as an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Taxation in 1992. Over the years Owen has been exposed to all areas of taxation - private individuals, owner managed businesses and larger corporates. He advises clients across a broad range of areas including planning for exits, research and development tax credits and reliefs, staff incentivisation and international taxation. His promotion underlines Whitley Stimpsons commitment to broadening the range of specialist services they offer to clients, both in Banbury and in High Wycombe. for further information about Whitley Stimpson and the services we offer, please contact Owen on owenk@whitleystimpson.co.uk, or Tim Wallbank on timw@whitleystimpson.co.uk, phone number 01295 270200.


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