HaysMac appoints Ben O’Neill as tax director

HaysMac has named Ben O’Neill as tax director. He brings greater than a decade of expertise to strengthen the agency’s company tax and property providing.

Natasha Frangos, managing accomplice at HaysMac, commented, “Ben’s appointment displays our continued strategic funding in lateral hires who strengthen our technical and sector functionality whereas including to our tradition. Ben brings deep sector information, sharp technical experience and a collaborative mindset that aligns strongly with how we function.”

In January 2026, HaysMac celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary, marking 1 / 4 century of delivering distinctive service, fostering expertise, and making an enduring affect throughout the enterprise and social function neighborhood. Because it appears to be like forward, it has additionally made a string of senior appointments just lately, together with Phil Clayton and Andrew Roberts.

O’Neill arrives as a tax specialist with 14 years’ expertise advising actual property purchasers each throughout the UK and internationally. Having beforehand spent most of his profession throughout the Actual Property tax staff of a Huge 4 agency, Ben will work carefully with purchasers throughout the true property sector, supporting them by means of the total lifecycle of their companies and belongings, from structuring and transactions to ongoing compliance and advisory issues. 

At HaysMac, Ben will work carefully with purchasers working throughout the true property sector, supporting them by means of the total lifecycle of their companies and belongings, spanning structuring and transactions to ongoing compliance and lengthy‑time period planning.

Talking on his new function, O’Neill added,  “I’m actually trying ahead to becoming a member of HaysMac. The agency has a robust fame in each company and actual property tax, and I’ve been impressed by its collaborative tradition and clear sense of function. It’s an thrilling time to be becoming a member of as the agency continues to develop and spend money on its folks and proposition.”