Tax Team makes the finals of the 2026 Accounting Excellence Awards.
We are excited to announce that Milsted Langdon has been shortlisted for Tax Team of the Year (Large Firm) at the 2026 Accounting Excellence Awards – one of the profession’s most prestigious accolades.
The shortlisting recognises the tax practice’s client work over the past year, along with the growth in both its client base and its team.
It follows a sustained push on service quality that’s turned the practice into one of the most comprehensive regional tax offerings in the country and it builds on the honours picked up at the Tolley’s Taxation Awards earlier this year.
The team you’ll remember has grown considerably. Over the past three years, the firm has made a run of strategic senior appointments, building what it now describes as the strongest tax leadership team in its history.
Those appointments have widened the practice’s reach across personal tax, corporate tax, international advisory, private client planning, forensic work and R&D tax relief, giving it a breadth of capability that’s unusual for a firm of its size.
That growth has also opened the door to bigger, more complex client mandates, including a growing number of household business names.
The tax team has become a genuine driver of the firm’s wider performance too, with turnover climbing year on year, helped in no small part by the reputation the team has built.
Rob Chedzoy, Tax Partner at Milsted Langdon, said: “Being shortlisted for Tax Team of the Year at the Accounting Excellence Awards is a genuine reflection of the experienced and capable team we have built.
“The investment we have made in people, in technology and in the depth of our client relationships has been significant and we are yielding incredible results for our practice and the businesses and individuals that we support.
“To have our work recognised at a national level is something the whole team can be proud of.”
The Accounting Excellence Awards winners will be announced later this year at an event at the Roundhouse in Camden, London, on 26 September.
