SRLV News & Updates

From headline-making Budget announcements to government tax reforms and worldwide events, we address the key financial issues and emerging trends, weighing up their potential implications for creative, corporate, owner managed business and private clients, alongside sharing our in-depth industry knowledge, people updates and company news.

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  • Tina Sunderland on leadership, motherhood and work-life balance

    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.

  • The Reality of Growth: Lessons from SRLV’s Women in Business Panel

    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.

  • Leading With Values: How Zuleikha Cassim Blends Faith, Culture and Career

    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.

  • Women in Accountancy: A Conversation with Emmeline Brown

    To mark International Women’s Day, SRLV’s Emmeline Brown talks about her path into the profession, the importance of visible female leadership, and how inclusive workplaces can help the next generation of women thrive.

  • SPRING STATEMENT 2026 I OUTCOMES AND ANALYSIS

    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.

  • SPRING STATEMENT 2026 I OUR INITIAL REACTION

    As expected, Rachel Reeves’ second Spring Statement was a largely quiet affair today (03 March) with no real surprises or major tax announcements.

  • Navigating Music Royalties in a Changing Industry: Insights from PRS for Music

    In Season One of Not Just A Number, Danny Fletcher, Director of the royalties team at SRLV, sat down with Tony Barton, Director of Writer Relations at PRS for Music, to discuss the foundations of music copyright, the complexities of streaming royalties and the growing value of music catalogues.

  • Live, Love, Work, Prosper: A Conversation with Michael Tobin CBE

    In Season One of Not Just A Number, entrepreneur, philanthropist, author, and long-time client, Michael Tobin CBE sat down with SRLV Partner and Executive Chairman Marc Voulters to share his extraordinary career story and what it means to build a legacy beyond profit, with humility and meaning.

  • INTRODUCING OUR NEW PARTNER: KIERON CLEMENT-SMITH

    With a background advising business owners and international high-net worth families, our newly appointed Partner, Kieron, reflects on what’s inspired him in his career so far, and the importance of networking and business development for those aspiring to reach partnership. 

  • INTRODUCING OUR NEW PARTNER: PEMBE OZORAN

    With over 30 years of entertainment industry expertise, Pembe reflects on her career journey with SRLV so far and the steps which led her to become one of our newest partners.  

  • Autumn Budget 2025: Outcomes and Analysis

    With seismic tax changes announced over the last two Budgets and an estimated 1 in 4 working people paying higher rate tax by 2029, our tax team share their views on the Chancellor’s latest proposals and their potential impacts on individuals and businesses.

  • Autumn Budget 2025: Our Initial Reaction

    Tax partners Steve Wren and Kieron Clement-Smith share key highlights from Rachel Reeves’ second Budget, and the raft of reforms and tax changes forecast to raise some £26bn, including increases to taxes on income from property, savings, and dividends.

  • Budget 2025: What Might Be Coming? Rumours and Speculation Ahead of 26 November

    As we approach the Autumn Budget on 26 November 2025, speculation is rife about what Chancellor Rachel Reeves might announce. Partners Steven Wren and Kieron Clement-Smith round up the latest rumours circulating in Westminster and the media.

  • Partners Named in Billboard List for Third Consecutive Year

    We are pleased to announce that four of our partners have featured among Billboard’s 2025 Top Business Managers – an influential list that highlights the work of leading financial advisors in the music industry.

  • Why an Auditor Is Required to Sign Accountants’ Reports for BFI Submissions (IFTC)

    From 1 July 2025, the British Film Institute (BFI) introduced a statutory auditor registry. SRLV’s Partner and Creative Industry Tax Relief specialist, Jai Vora, reveals what this means for productions and why the change has come about.

  • Introducing our new partner: Adam Stanley

    From intern to partner, Adam looks back on his career with SRLV so far and his aspirations for the future as one of the firm’s newest partners. 

  • SRLV ANNOUNCES TRIO OF PARTNER APPOINTMENTS

    WEST-END accountancy firm, SRLV, has appointed three new partners after promoting music and entertainment directors, Pembe Ozoran and Adam Stanley, and tax director Kieron Clement-Smith. 

  • The FIG Regime: A New Era for International Tax Planning

    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.

  • Isabel Stanley Wins ETL GLOBAL Future Stars Competition

    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.

  • The Final Ride: 70 Miles for 70 Years

    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.