Ben Elliott

Practice Areas

Corporate tax

Private client tax

Indirect tax

Judicial review

Professional negligence

Insolvency/company

Cryptoassets

Career

Ben is a highly-regarded junior with a broad tax practice encompassing both litigation and advisory work across a wide range of industry sectors, including large multinationals, owner-managed businesses and high-net worth individuals. His specialisms include corporate, private client, indirect tax and judicial review. He also acts and advises in commercial and chancery proceedings with tax aspects, including cases concerning professional negligence, trusts, partnerships, insolvency, family law, and property conveyancing, and cases concerning crypto and blockchain assets.

Ben regularly appears in significant cases, including before the Court of Appeal, Supreme Court and Court of Justice of the European Union. He is the editor and co-author of the Tax Litigation Handbook and author of the tax chapters in Sport: Law and Practice (Lewis and Taylor). Chambers and Partners has described him as “Technically brilliant and very hard-working” and “an excellent advocate whose style combines attention to detail with persuasive force.”

Ben's full profile, including details of his areas of specialism and recent cases, can be found here: https://www.pumptax.com/barrister/ben-elliott/