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Andrew Hood - Bar department manager

Andrew Hood
T: 0845 337 9409
F: 0845 337 9408


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Professional profile

Role
Looking after the financial affairs of barristers, including their tax, VAT, accounts and financial planning

Age
38

Background
Tax manager at a leading London accountancy practice until 1995, managing a portfolio of professional clients including solicitors, barristers and doctors

Moved back ‘up North’ in 1995 to a regional accountancy practice and obtained Chartered Tax Adviser qualification in 1999

Joined Cassons at the beginning of 2001 to take up the role of Tax Manager, specialising in professionals and professional partnerships, and is now a qualified financial adviser

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Personal profile

Describe yourself
Open-minded, confident and organised

What did you want to do when you grew up?
RAF pilot

If you were to choose an alternative career, what would it be?
Professional golfer

Which words were used most regularly in your school report to describe you?
Pleasant

What are you most proud of?
Sub 3-hour marathon

What's your lifetime ambition?
To stay happy, and make others happy too

Who's your role model & why?
Changes weekly

What makes you angry?
Ignorant people

What makes you smile?
My kids playing together

Describe your ideal weekend
Beers in the pub Friday evening, walking in Lake District, nice meal and more beers, then golf Sunday morning!

Favourite chocolate bar?
Cadbury's 'Old Jamaica'

Favourite breakfast cereal?
Crunchy Nut Cornflakes

Favourite football team?
Everton

Favourite shop?
B&Q

Favourite holiday destination?
Algarve

Favourite CD?
Frank Sinatra (Best of)

What irritates you the most & why?
Bad manners

What is your idea of hell on earth?
Being alone with no family or friends

What would you cook to show off your culinary skills?
Thai green curry

If you could be someone else for a day, who would it be & why?
Tony Blair - oh, the power!

How would you like to be remembered?
Fondly, of course

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