Matthew Boardman

Director

I am Matthew Boardman, one of Churchgates’ Directors, working principally in the role of Managing Director for the firm. As a qualified solicitor, I also assist clients with their corporate and commercial legal matters, as well as corporate governance. In addition, I am qualified as a Chartered Tax Adviser and regularly advise Churchgates’ clients on all aspects of personal and business taxes, VAT, estate planning and trust advisory work, with a particular specialism in Stamp Duty Land Tax. I am able to draw on both my legal and tax qualifications and experience to provide broad-based advice on a wide range of projects and transactions.

I read law at Cambridge University, graduating in 1999, then went on to qualify as a solicitor with a Cambridge firm in 2004. In 2008, I joined the Bury St Edmunds office of Grant Thornton to work in their tax department, passing the Chartered Institute of Taxation exams the following year.

Matthew Boardman

Matthew's areas of expertise

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Feedback Matthew has received

"I did have very good experience with Churchgates. They really helped us to resolve some issues with HM Revenue and Customs for my UK Tax. The Team like Robert and Matthew been very professionals."

"Churchgates acted for myself and my family providing full conveyancing, mortgage and financial advice during my recent first time property purchase in London. Everyone involved (Matthew, Jacqui, Will, Alwyn) have at all times been extremely communicative/available, professional and thorough in all their dealings with me, including providing the often forgotten support and understanding in a stressful and complex activity! I also found them extremely clear and accurate with initial fee estimates, and highly competitive costs wise overall, so I can think of no reason that Churchgates should not be the top of anybody's list when seeking mortgage, financial/investment or legal advice. Many thanks to all!"

Matthew Boardman, is recognised in the Legal 500 for how he "recently handled estate and business planning matters for a farming family in which elderly parents were struggling with the management of financial reporting".