New Partner Appointed at EQ Accountants

We are delighted to announce the appointment of a new Partner within EQ Accountants LLP.

Ross Oliphant, who specialises in corporate and personal taxation, will take up his position within our Glenrothes office, one year after the firm merged with former Fife firm Carters.

Ross is born and bred in Fife, and having spent most of his career in Dunfermline, Ross joins the firm from Thomson Cooper. He undertook his examinations with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, qualifying nine years ago, and became a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) in 2013. His CIOT qualification is the Gold Standard in tax qualifications, allowing him to offer the highest level of expertise to our clients in all aspects of tax planning.

Ross said, “I am delighted and proud to be joining EQ as a Partner, a firm with a strong reputation for excellence. Having spent most of my working life here in Fife, my network of business contacts and extensive local knowledge will stand me in good stead when it comes to supporting existing clients and growing the firm’s Fife operations.”

Peter Southcott, Partner added, “The purpose behind the merger of EQ and Carters last year was to create and strengthen the firm’s capabilities, creating an exciting professional accountancy and taxation firm to help clients meet their business and personal financial objectives. However, we also strive to present our team with great career opportunities, and attract the very best staff. I am therefore delighted that Ross has joined EQ. His tax qualification as a member of the Chartered Institute of Tax and specialism in corporate and personal tax linked to his experience as a general practitioner will be an added bonus to the Glenrothes office.”

Ross is a married father-of-one, and lives in Dalgety Bay, Fife. A keen golfer, he is also Treasurer of Dunfermline Round Table.