This year has marked a standout moment for early careers at SRLV, with the highest level of interest we have ever seen across our Graduate and Intern programmes.

In this special International Women’s Day interview, SRLV partner, Tina Sunderland reflects on her career so far and how becoming a mother has influenced her approach to work and leadership.

SRLV’s Women in Business breakfast brought together over 100 founders and leaders for an honest, thought provoking discussion on growth, fundraising, leadership and resilience - sharing real-life insights on how to build businesses that last.

SRLV partner Zuleikha Cassim reflects on her remarkable 30-year career, as part of our International Women’s Day celebrations. Zul speaks about her experience as a Muslim woman in the professional sector, her role as a community leader, and her commitment to creating opportunities for others.

Whilst yesterday's Spring Statement did not contain any policy announcements, there were still some revealing economic insights to ponder ahead of next month's tax changes and the Autumn Budget.

Following the end of the ‘non-dom’ regime, our US tax specialist, Tom Buchan, highlights the benefits of its replacement for new arrivals to the UK and in particular, US citizens and Green Card holders.

We’re thrilled to announce that Isabel Stanley, a Manager at SRLV, has won the ETL GLOBAL Future Stars competition - an international event designed to spotlight rising talent in the legal, accountancy and tax advisory sectors.

This September, SRLV’s founding partners Richard Rosenberg and Laurence Finger will don their lycra one last time for a cause that’s been close to their hearts for decades. The team will cycle 70 miles a day from Cardiff to London - one mile for every year of Richard and Laurence’s milestone birthdays.

The Finance Act 2025 introduced significant changes to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals, particularly around Inheritance Tax (IHT). In this article, SRLV Partner Kieron Clement-Smith shares how the Treasury could minimise the adverse impact of these reforms - and why it matters.

We are delighted to announce that SRLV is launching a new podcast series for creatives, entrepreneurs and industry pioneers, who want to grow businesses and protect what matters most to them and to their families.

With some £5tn of wealth predicted to pass from baby boomers to younger generations over the next 30 years* and IHT reforms, including pensions, on the horizon, we summarise the key changes for individuals to consider as part of their ongoing estate planning.

On June 12, SRLV hosted the first in their new series of ‘Women in Business’ events at Soho House. It promised to be a fascinating morning full of insight from five formidable female founders, and so it was!

Touring for most acts today is a truly international operation, especially as more markets and regions open up. Careful and strategic planning around taxation – how much is due to be paid and in which countries – is essential. Steve Wren from SRLV explains the key principles and dos and don’ts of withholding tax, as well as highlighting the latest issues.

Touring for most acts today is a truly international operation, especially as more markets and regions open up. Careful and strategic planning around taxation – how much is due to be paid and in which countries – is essential. Steve Wren from SRLV explains the key principles and dos and don’ts of withholding tax, as well as highlighting the latest issues.

We are pleased to announce that ten SRLV partners and staff are now members of Los Angeles-based Trusted Advisor - an international private membership group for music, entertainment and pro sport advisors.

There’s less than one month to go before applications for SRLV’s graduate and intern programmes for 2025 close. As one of the UK’s top three music & entertainment accountants, there aren’t many firms offering opportunities like this, and numbers are limited!

With the dawn of a new tax landscape for non-UK domiciles from April 2025 and a second Trump administration, Tom Buchan, Senior International Tax Manager, reflects on the UK’s incoming Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime and its impact on US taxpayers.

We want you to have the very best chance of success and appreciate that this may be the first time you’ve applied for an internship or graduate scheme. To help, we’ve compiled our top tips for writing your application form and preparing for the final interview. Please refer to these as they include some common pitfalls that you’ll want to avoid.

We are pleased to announce that three of our partners have featured again among Billboard’s Top Business Managers - an influential list that highlights the work of leading financial advisors in the music industry.

Grant Court, has been named as an honoree in Trusted Advisor’s Third Annual Future of Business Management List

As Budget speculation mounts further following Rachel Reeves' admission that taxes will need to increase to help balance the nation's finances, SRLV’s partners Gavin Lenthall and Steve Wren and tax director Kieron Clement-Smith share their thoughts on the potential tax changes that the new Chancellor may be considering.

Following Labour’s landslide election victory, SRLV’s partner Steven Wren and director Kieron Clement-Smith recap the party’s key tax pledges, which are likely to be introduced over the next Parliament, and consider other potential tax changes that could be on the agenda.

Ahead of the General Election on 4 July, SRLV’s partner Steve Wren and director Kieron Clement-Smith review the key tax pledges made by Labour, the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, Green and Reform parties, as part of their election manifestos.

Our new consultant, renowned business valuation expert Alan Wallis, will be working alongside SRLV partners to expand the firm's specialist valuation and expert witness services for music Intellectual Property (IP), whilst adding to the team's existing expertise in other areas.

The Chancellor responded to calls for additional tax reliefs for UK independent films, visual effects, as well as introducing new permanent rates for Cultural Reliefs in the recent Spring Budget which is welcome news for all, as our tax partner Jai Vora, explains.  

Far-reaching tax reforms for non-domiciles were announced as part of the Spring Budget this week. Our Tax Director, Kieron Clement-Smith, highlights the key points for new and existing non-doms, how and when the new rules will be introduced, and early actions to consider.

Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, rose to the dispatch box yesterday for the most significant Budget speech of his tenure. Expectations were high, albeit that in the days leading up to the speech the Chancellor and PM were keen to downplay the “great election giveaway”.

As part of International Live Music Conference week, Steve Wren shares his insights into withholding tax (WHT) & why it matters for touring artists. Here, he covers some of the common pitfalls, issues specific to bands & crews, plus key tips for pre-tour planning.

To mark International Live Music Conference week, SRLV partner Steve Wren shares his insights into withholding tax (WHT) & why it matters for touring artists. In this post, he explains what WHT is, how it works, where it can be reduced and why advance planning is essential.

We are delighted to reveal that three of our partners have been named among Billboard’s 2023 Top Business Managers – an influential annual list that highlights the work of leading financial advisors within the music industry.

We are proud to announce that SRLV has received a prestigious industry accolade after being named as a 2023 eprivateclient Top Accountancy Firm.

We’re excited to announce that applications for SRLV’s coveted Creative Division internships for 2024 are now live. If you’re a finance or business undergraduate looking to gain incredible work experience as part of a paid year in industry, we’d love to hear from you.

If you’re a final year student or graduate, applications for our highly sought-after audit training programme are officially open for 2024.

Four partners from SRLV have completed a challenging fundraiser for Teenage Cancer Trust, cycling a staggering 250-miles from London to Paris and rowing 26 miles, the equivalent of the English Channel, along the River Thames.

This year is a meaningful one for SRLV in many ways; as well as marking our 35th anniversary, we are also celebrating a host of other business milestones, including our newly refreshed logo and website.