Delia Orme merges her tax practice with Alliotts
Guildford and London based Alliotts Chartered Accountants has merged with Delia Orme, a boutique tax advisory service based in Elstead, Surrey. The merger enhances the range of personal tax services that the firm offers as Delia, who is joining as a new Partner, and her team move into Alliotts’ Guildford office to provide a wider range of services including family inheritance tax planning and succession.
Steve Meredith, Partner at Alliotts said:
“This merger is pivotal to the growth of Alliotts tax offering by enhancing our range of personal tax services.
“As a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Planning (STEP) Delia Orme is qualified to advise on family inheritance and succession and has proven experience in advising on matters including inheritance tax, trust and estate planning and trustee matters. We welcome Delia and her team and will be building on her Private Client expertise as we move forward together.”
Delia Orme began her career at Touche Ross in their entertainment sector division before moving to Allen Baldry as a Partner in 1988 which ultimately merged to become part of Morison Stoneham. In In 1999 Delia set up her own firm which she built up to become a successful tax advisory practice. Delia is joining Alliotts as a partner with a specialisation in Private Client services which includes inheritance tax, wills, trust estates and family matters. In her spare time, Delia is a part time priest in the Church of England, taking services across churches in the parish of Seale, Puttenham and Wanborough in Surrey.
Delia Orme said:
“I’m delighted to be returning to Guildford, where I first worked over 20 years ago to join the Partnership team at Alliotts. I think that the ethos of both firms is very similar – we put our clients first – so I’m very much looking forward to working with the new team and enhancing their offering in the Private Client division. I will also continue to advise my clients on other areas of taxation and business strategic thinking.”