Chrysanthi has over 10 years’ experience providing audit and accounting services to a range of FCA regulated and financial services clients. Chrysanthi has supported her financial services clients on statutory reporting matters in addition to providing annual statutory and CASS audit services.
Chrysanthi joined haysmacintyre after graduating from City University, London in 2004.
Chrysanthi likes to keep active, and is a regular gym goer.
David specialises in Professional Institutes and Membership Bodies (PIMBs) and enjoys advising clients on diverse and challenging matters which extend beyond the audit.
Prior to joining haysmacintyre in 2013 as part of the firms graduate training scheme, David worked for a private ambulance firm in a flexible role that combined office administration and patient facing service delivery.
Outside of work at haysmacintyre, David is the treasurer for a charity based in Southwark which aims to tackle poverty and social injustice, which bolsters his awareness of initiatives from a client’s perspective.
In his spare time, David enjoys keeping in touch with friends and occasionally keeping active with running or racket sports.
George is a specialist in all areas of employment tax with a strong focus on National Insurance contributions and International Social Security. He is a member of the training team and has delivered numerous training sessions to staff and clients.
Prior to joining haysmacintyre in 2021, George was a member of the Employment Tax team in a top ten firm.
Beyond haysmacintyre, George is keen on keeping fit and active.
In his spare time, George enjoys badminton, walking the dog, travelling and watching sport.
In addition to his work on annual statutory audits, he has experience with assisting in clients’ queries in relation to technical reporting with collaboration with other service lines across the firm.
Prior to joining haysmacintyre in 2021, Anatoly was a manager at a top 20 firm, where he was a member of the audit team since 2013.
In his spare time, Anatoly enjoys running, annual ski trips, and ticking off countries off the map – hoping to resume that in 2022 and beyond.
Jo is experienced in all aspects of employment taxes from compliance requirements, supporting clients with HMRC investigations through to proving advice. Working in these areas has demonstrated how the impact on each client of the same legislation can be significantly different which keeps her passionate about her role.
Jo’s professional development started with HMRC, when it was still the Inland Revenue and was then enhanced through her time in work for two of the current big four accountants before joining haysmacintyre in 2007.
Jo’s was a primary school governor which was a rewarding and interesting experience which as her children have moved on to higher education has now come to an end.
Outside of work Jo keenly follows her son’s sporting and scouting achievements and also visits the gym, and takes part in some organised classes. In addition, she enjoys a good walk a beautiful surrounding whenever possible, going to the theatre and reading.
Caroline enjoys building strong, collaborative relationships with her clients and assisting with technical queries beyond the audit cycle. She has experience of assisting clients with non-audit services such as due diligence for charity mergers and providing training to trustee groups.
Prior to joining haysmacintyre in 2021, Caroline was an audit manager in the charities and not for profit team at a top 20 firm, where she was a member of their Charity Technical Group.
Away from haysmacintyre, Caroline has recently acted as a volunteer treasurer for her local branch of a national military welfare charity.
In her spare time, Caroline is an avid crafter and baker with varying degrees of success.
Ed has experience of working with early stage managers from launch and supporting them in a full-service outsourced accounting capacity. As well as delivering audit and assurance services, including FCA CASS audits. he supports his clients with GABRIEL reporting and financial management. He is involved in maintaining and developing relationships with other key service providers within the financial services sector, and is a regular attendee of sector events, breakfast seminars, and conferences; namely with AIMA and HFM.
Ed joined haysmacintyre as a trainee and qualified as a chartered accountant before progressing to a managerial position.
Ed enjoy spending quality time with family and friends. To relax, Ed likes to spend time on the golf course. He also has a keen interest in football, rugby and cricket.
Riocard previously spent over 5 years at HMRC, including 3 years in the Fraud Investigation Service (FIS), HMRC’s top compliance team. He has a detailed knowledge of HMRC powers and processes, which he has built on since moving to private practice. His range of experience ensures he is well placed to achieve the best result for his clients and to deliver a personal service.
Prior to joining haysmacintyre in 2021, Riocard was a senior manager at a top 20 firm.
In his spare time, Riocard enjoys watching sport, quizzes and spending time with friends and family.
Recently, Sharron has taken on the task of managing the junior members of the private client team and has been more involved with recruitment, appraisals, implementing processes, organising training and improving the overall development of the team. In addition, she is also a mentor and a buddy for several of the team and is a member of the firm’s Diversity and Inclusion committee, where she has organised podcasts, written articles and arranged discussion forums and training.
Prior to joining haysmacintyre, Sharron started her career with HMRC as a Tax Advisor, before taking her first step into private practice with a small accountancy firm. There she dealt with everything from VAT, PAYE, Corporation Tax as well as Personal Tax.
Sharron has previously held positions as a parent governor while her children were at primary and secondary schools.
In her spare time, Sharron is keen to give back and so volunteers as a mentor with Urban Synergy, mentoring young people in primary and secondary schools, a volunteer with the Royal Voluntary Service and DO IT volunteering service.
Jamie specialises in providing direct tax and Gift Aid tax advice to not-for-profit organisations, including charities, sports governing bodies and membership organisations. His clients span the not for profit sector and include many large household name charities, together with a growing portfolio of internationally focussed organisations.
Prior to joining haysmacintyre in 2019 Jamie worked in the wider corporate sector and has a wide range of experiences across small, medium and Big 4-sized firms and clients.
Jamie also advises owner-managed businesses and property sector clients on their corporation tax affairs.
In his spare time, Jamie is an avid follower of football and cricket, and enjoys attending live music and summer festivals. He also enjoys running and volunteering at his local parkrun event.
