RSM appoints Dougy Agnew as partner in Aberdeen

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RSM appoints Dougy Agnew as partner in Aberdeen

Anjana Haines
January 21 2019
Dougy Agnew

Dougy Agnew has joined RSM’s Aberdeen office in Scotland as a partner in the tax practice.

Agnew joins from Scottish accountancy firm Henderson Loggie.

He has more than 28 years’ experience working in practice and industry on a range of matters including international tax, property tax, shareholder issues, R&D, patent box, enterprise investment scheme (EIS) and capital allowances claims.


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