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Business advisory firm Deloitte has strengthened its Aberdeen practice with the appointment of Caroline Muir to lead its business tax team.

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Caroline Muir will lead Deloitte's business tax team in Aberdeen. Picture: ContributedCaroline Muir will lead Deloitte's business tax team in Aberdeen. Picture: Contributed
Caroline Muir will lead Deloitte's business tax team in Aberdeen. Picture: Contributed

Previously a tax director in its Edinburgh office, Muir started her career with the firm in 2002 after training with Andersen and rejoined Deloitte in 2016 after spending two-and-a-half years with Johnston Carmichael, latterly as deputy head of tax. She will lead a team of 12 tax specialists and help boost Aberdeen’s position in Deloitte’s north-west Europe firm. Graham Hollis, senior partner for Deloitte in the Granite City, who was recently appointed senior partner in the office, said Muir is “a welcome addition to the Aberdeen team”.

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