Rebecca Murray
Branding, marketing and website
In brief
Client
Rebecca Murray
Projects
Branding
Brand Positioning
Marketing Strategy
Marketing Planning
Marketing Tactics
Brand Positioning
Marketing Strategy
Marketing Planning
Marketing Tactics
Approach
Our approached helped Rebecca Murray to promote her individual expertise as a tax barrister with our branding and marketing consultancy services. We developed a new website that allowed Rebecca to publish her latest thinking, and TaxHub advice, to both her existing clients and potential new clients raising both her profile and reach.
Our branding used the simple mathematical operation underline rule and typographic alignment to convey the idea of tax calculation.
Our branding used the simple mathematical operation underline rule and typographic alignment to convey the idea of tax calculation.
Website
devereuxchambers.co.ukAbout Rebecca Murray
Rebecca is an experienced litigator and tax adviser in all direct and indirect taxes and judicial review, for the Public and Private Sectors.
She advises businesses, high net worth individuals and HMRC on Corporate Tax, Private Client and indirect tax matters. Rebecca started her tax career at Grant Thornton in 2001 advising owner managed businesses on a necessarily broad range of technical issues, before joining the tax department of JP Morgan Chase, where she expanded her knowledge and experience of issues relating to large corporates and high net worth individuals, and wrote a book for CCH on corporation tax. Her second text book, “Tax Avoidance”, soon to be in its 4th edition (Sweet & Maxwell), covers very difficult areas of the income tax avoidance legislation, and case law principles.
Rebecca has appeared in courts and tribunals at all levels on a range of direct and indirect tax issues.
She advises businesses, high net worth individuals and HMRC on Corporate Tax, Private Client and indirect tax matters. Rebecca started her tax career at Grant Thornton in 2001 advising owner managed businesses on a necessarily broad range of technical issues, before joining the tax department of JP Morgan Chase, where she expanded her knowledge and experience of issues relating to large corporates and high net worth individuals, and wrote a book for CCH on corporation tax. Her second text book, “Tax Avoidance”, soon to be in its 4th edition (Sweet & Maxwell), covers very difficult areas of the income tax avoidance legislation, and case law principles.
Rebecca has appeared in courts and tribunals at all levels on a range of direct and indirect tax issues.