Specialist EU tax and trading expertise
Changes to the Idle of Man's trading and tax relationship with the EU after Brexit will be top of the in-tray for a newly-promoted PwC director.
The firm has appointed Phil Morris to the role of tax director, who has 17 years experience in 'Big 4' accountancy practices, seven at PwC.
Mr Morris advises on indirect tax matters and automatic exchange of information reporting, including FATCA.
He said: "It is an exciting and challenging time to be working in an offshore environment."
He added: "With the recent development in the UK regarding Brexit, the Isle of Man's trading and indirect tax relationship with the EU will potentially be changing and we want to work with local businesses to ensure they are ready to deal with the issues and opportunities this brings."
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