Greig Simms becomes a partner at Mazars

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Greig Simms becomes a partner at Mazars

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International accountancy and advisory firm Mazarrs has promoted Greig Simms to tax partner.

Simms specialises in corporate tax and has particular expertise in the infrastructure and property sectors. He has a wide range of experience across compliance and advisory services, including due diligence and structuring. The national tax team, which operates across Mazars’s 17 UK offices, provides bespoke advice on all areas of taxation to individuals, business owners, and corporate organisations.

Simms joined Mazars as a trainee, and has remained with the business throughout his career.

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