RSM UK appoints new partner in corporate tax division

RSM UK has appointed Shannon Dowdles as a tax partner in its corporate tax division in Aberdeen, Scotland.

The appointment is part of the accounting practice’s plans to enhance its services to clients in the energy sector.

In her new capacity, Dowdles will focus on addressing various corporate tax matters including implications of financial structuring, liaising with HMRC, optimisation of tax incentives, tax compliance and provisioning, tax governance and UK market entry strategies.

With more than two decades of experience, Dowdles specialises in providing tax advice to large enterprises in the energy industry, including expertise related to the UK Continental Shelf.

RSM UK regional managing partner Ross Stupart said: “I am thrilled to welcome Shannon to the team at such a pivotal time for the energy and natural resources sector.

“Her experience will no doubt prove invaluable as we strengthen our team and support our UK and International clients involved in the sector.”

Dowdles’ professional journey began at Deloitte, followed by a progression to partner at EY. She has also served as a tax director for an international drilling company.

Dowdles said: “It is great to be joining RSM in Aberdeen at such a key time for the sector and city. I love the fact that my role gives me a window into so many businesses within the energy sector, and it is a privilege to support them in assessing and implementing their plans.

“I am looking forward to growing Aberdeen’s corporate tax team, and working collaboratively with colleagues across RSM to provide a responsive, integrated service that delivers real value and clarity for clients as they pursue their business goals.”

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