The Worshipful Company of Tax Advisers

The Company will celebrate its close ties with the City of London, with its civic institutions, and with the principal charities we support, at this year’s Civic and Charities’ Luncheon on Thursday 11^th June.   The event will be held at Baker’s Hall, a spectacular venue ‘encompassing 750 years of heritage within a truly modern and inspirational setting’.   For more details and booking arrangements, please see the flyer.

Common Hall will be held on the mornings of Wed 24 Jun and on Tue 29 Sep this year, when you may exercise your right as a Liveryman to elect the Sheriffs and the Lord Mayor of the City respectively, as those before you have done for some 550 years.  Note: to be eligible this year, you must have advanced before 31 May 25.

Arrangements for obtaining (free) tickets to Common Hall held at the Guildhall, and for booking Lunch (at a cost) at Founders’ Hall afterwards, are found on the flyer here.

The flyer covers Common Hall in both June and September (to assist your diary planning); it also invites you to book and pay for Lunch after each Common Hall.

Please note: Common Hall Elections are for Liverymen only, however all are welcome to attend lunch. 

We are delighted to arrange a visit to the London Museum of Water and Steam on 27 June 2026.  More details will follow later but put it in your diaries now.

The museum tells the story of London’s public water supply, the site, its people and the amazing pumping engines that helped to transform the whole of West London.

 

Based in the historic buildings of the former Kew Bridge Waterworks, Brentford, the London Museum of Water and Steam is home to the world’s largest collection of stationary steam engines. As it will be the last weekend of each month these historic engines fired up for steam power.

 

Following the visit we shall walk over Kew Bridge and Kew Green where we shall dine at The Botanist On The Green restaurant until approximately 3.30pm.

 

The museum is easy to get to from Waterloo, District line and the Overground.

 

Both members and quests are welcome but there is a minimum group stipulation of 10 people and maximum of 25.

Save the date

The Company has booked two slots for the annual Sheep Drive over Southwark Bridge, organised by the Worshipful Company of Woolmen so that people can take part alongside other Tax Advisers.  A great opportunity for those with the Freedom of the City of London  and their guests to take part in a City event with roots in the 12th century.  There will be an optional lunch beforehand.  Note booking deadlines: 19th June, to book place;  30th June to follow up with online booking and payment (instructions will be forwarded once your place has been booked).

For further details and booking arrangements, please see the flyer.

Dr Peter Peter Wilson will be talking on the History of Zakat.