Bell Howley Perrotton Shortlisted for Tolley’s Taxation Awards 2026

March 30, 2026

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Bell Howley Perrotton named finalist at Tolley’s Taxation Awards 2026 for Best Independent Tax Consultancy Firm

We are pleased to share that Bell Howley Perrotton has once again been shortlisted as a finalist for Best Independent Tax Consultancy Firm at the Tolley’s Taxation Awards 2026.

The Tolley’s Taxation Awards are widely regarded as one of the most respected accolades in the UK tax profession. Organised by LexisNexis, the awards recognise excellence across the industry, celebrating firms and individuals who demonstrate technical expertise, practical impact and a commitment to supporting clients through increasingly complex tax landscapes.

Being shortlisted reflects not only the quality of work delivered, but also the ability to apply technical knowledge in a way that is clear, commercially relevant and responsive to real-world challenges.

This marks our second consecutive year as a finalist in this category. Last year, we came close, and whilst we narrowly missed out on the award, the experience has only strengthened our focus and determination.

Over the past year, we have continued to build on that momentum by supporting clients across SDLT, wider property tax and complex advisory matters, whilst also delivering training and guidance to help firms navigate risk with greater confidence and clarity.

To be recognised again is both encouraging and appreciated. It reflects the continued efforts of the team and the trust placed in us by the clients and firms we work alongside. We now look ahead to the awards with renewed determination, and with the hope of going one step further this year.

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