Finance Act Handbook 2020

Tax Director, Deloitte

Tracey is a Partner in the Tax team at Osborne Clarke. Part of Tracey's practice is advising on employment tax matters, especially in the recruitment sector, having advised in this area for many years. She often writes on the subject. Tracey is also a chartered tax advisor.

Zigurds G Kronbergs BSc ARCS MA ACA FCCA, is an experienced writer, editor, communicator and translator. A specialist in tax for over thirty years, he has long-standing expertise in providing a reliable and responsive service, writing and updating material on all aspects of UK and international tax, for a professional audience and for the general public. His skills extend beyond tax writing to written communications of all sorts, including corporate newsletters and reports. He is also an experienced translator into English from several European languages.

MA, Barrister

Partner, The Miller Partnership Pete formed The Miller Partnership in April 2011 to offer expert advice to other advisers on all business and corporate tax issues. Pete's specialist areas include partnerships, the transactions in securities rules, reorganisations, reconstructions, Patent Box, HMRC clearances, disguised remuneration and the taxation of intangible assets. Pete joined the Inland Revenue as an Inspector of Taxes in 1988 and stayed for nearly 10 years, working in Birmingham and London before posts in Policy Division and Technical Division. He then worked for 11 years in 'Big 4' firms. Pete speaks and writes regularly on tax issues and is a member of the Editorial Boards of Taxation, The Tax Journal and Simon's Taxes, a Consulting Editor to TolleyGuidance and General Editor of Whiteman & Sherry on Capital Gains Tax. He is co-author of Taxation of Company Reorganisations (4th edition, Bloomsbury Professional, June 2012) and author of Tax Digests on Partnership Taxati

FMAAT, ATT, Independent VAT Consultant

MA (Cantab), ACA, CTA, Director, Private Client Tax, Rawlinson & Hunter

BA, FCA, FTII

BA (Hons), ACA, Cap Allow