Earlier in the year, David reached out to me on LinkedIn, to offer me his advice and support. This was on the back of a LinkedIn post I did about a difficult HMRC enquiry I’d been helping a client with.
David’s advice was really helpful for me, and I found out that he was fairly new to working in private practice after a long time in the civil service with a good chunk of that in HMRC.
I see people moving from HMRC to private practice all the time, and I know from people reaching out to me that there’s even more considering it.
But many have fears about making the move, and just need a bit of reassurance and advice about what to do.
This episode is here to help!
David shares his experiences and advice with us – see “You’ll Learn” below for more info.
Take a listen to hear all about David’s great advice!
Guest – David Rose
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidrosetax/
You’ll Learn
- A bit about David’s background and where he’s at now
- (5:30) Why he started thinking about moving, and the action David took
- (11:45) What made David go down the route of joining a smaller firm and take the job he did as his first tax role outside HMRC
- (14:30) The fears he had around making the move and how he overcame them
- (19:30) Advice around dealing with the perception that hiring someone from HMRC is a risk, and his advice for reassuring potential employers
- (26:00) David’s advice for people considering moving from HMRC to private practice
- (38:30) If David could turn back the clock, would he start his tax career in HMRC again?
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