Louise Mackie is a Tax Manager at Myna, where she specialises in private client tax advisory and compliance. She works with individuals, sole traders and partnerships on a broad range of tax matters, including personal and partnership tax returns, strategic tax planning and cashflow management. Louise has particular expertise in advising professional firms and their partners, helping businesses implement tax planning structures that support both firm-level financial management and partners’ personal tax efficiency.
With more than 15 years of experience in the accountancy sector, Louise previously held senior roles at Henderson Loggie, where she served as Tax Manager and Head of Professional Practices. Across her career, she has supported a diverse portfolio of clients with complex tax needs, providing tailored guidance that helps clients navigate compliance requirements while identifying practical planning opportunities.
Louise holds a degree in Accountancy and Finance from the University of Dundee. She is known for translating complex tax rules into clear, practical advice that helps clients make informed financial decisions.
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