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Lucy Eldridge

Partner

Private Client

lucy.eldridge@blickrothenberg.com

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+4420 7544 8798

I enjoy working with families and their advisors to ensure that the objectives of the family are met. For me, it is important that any advice is tailored and specific to the client, works for the family and provides practical solutions.

I joined Blick Rothenberg in May 2019 and have been advising private clients for more than 15 years on all aspects of their personal UK tax affairs, including inheritance tax and succession issues.  The majority of my clients and their families are international and so I have extensive experience advising non-UK resident and/or non-UK domiciled individuals, as well as the trustees of their trusts and other family structures.  I help clients plan for the future, but also assist clients with any historic issues that may need addressing.

I enjoy working with families and their advisors to ensure that the objectives of the family are met.  For me, it is important that any advice is tailored and specific to the client, works for the family and provides practical solutions.  I help clients to navigate the increasingly complex tax legislation and hope to take away the burden of this.

Specialist areas

  • Succession planning
  • Residence and domicile issues
  • UK and non-UK trusts
  • UK taxation of foundations and other non-UK entities
  • Separation and divorce
  • Property tax

Services covered

Qualifications and positions of note

  • Chartered Tax Advisor (CIOT)
  • Fellow Chartered Accountant (ICAEW)

I am based at

Covent Garden

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