Rachel Hendry (Consilium)

Glasgow firm adds new adviser to Personal Tax team

CONSILIUM Chartered Accountants are delighted to announce that Rachel Hendry has joined the firm from MHA. As a Chartered Tax

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CONSILIUM Chartered Accountants are delighted to announce that Rachel Hendry has joined the firm from MHA.

As a Chartered Tax Advisor Rachel brings with her specialist experience in advisory and compliance services for Personal Tax clients. Rachel joins Consilium’s expanding Personal Tax team, led by Director Joyce Fleming and supported by Partner Craig Coyle.

Rachel will manage a portfolio of private Tax clients and junior team members, as well as supporting trainees pursuing Tax qualifications.

Hendry said: “I’m delighted to join Consilium Chartered Accountants. Their ethos and attitude to teamwork closely matches my own. The firm values work-life balance and takes pride in celebrating employees’ activities and achievements beyond the workplace.”

“I’m looking forward to working with the Consilium team as we continue to deliver excellent services for existing and new clients.”

Director of Consilium’s Personal Tax, Joyce Fleming said: “We’re really pleased to bring Rachel into the team. She will play a vital role in looking after our growing portfolio of Personal Tax clients and is a great addition for the future.”

Established in 2013, Consilium Chartered Accountants is a firm of independent accountants, tax experts and business advisors. For more information and background on the firm’s Tax services, please visit consiliumca.com/business-services/tax  

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