Jessica Osei-Agyemang

Job Title: Associate, Tax

University: University Of East Anglia

Degree Subject: Accounting and Finance with a Bachelor of Science

Why Tax?

I’m drawn to tax due to its dynamic nature, with constantly evolving rules and shifting client needs. I enjoy learning about how tax regulations are applicable to individuals’ daily lives.

A career in tax is highly rewarding due to the intellectual challenge, and has promising employment opportunities.

What made you join Gravita?

I was excited to join Gravita due to the thriving culture and how the company was willing to support me with my studies towards my ATT’s.

What do you enjoy about working at Gravita?

The people, they are friendly and willing to help answer any questions you may have.

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VAT

Client account interest and VAT: an emerging risk for law firms

12th January 2026

Written by: David Gage

Recent changes in the economic and regulatory environment have brought renewed attention to the VAT treatment of interest earned on client monies. What was once commonly viewed as a low-impact technical point is now emerging...

Making Tax Digital

Many individuals with self-employment or property income are still not ready for Making Tax Digital

9th January 2026

Written by: Matthew Oldfield

From 6th April 2026, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax will move from something that has been discussed for years to something that requires action. Yet many individuals who fall under the rules are still...

Gravita in the news

Gravita in FT Adviser: FCA rules are changing for e-money firms

7th January 2026

Gravita Audit Partner, Dan Rose, has co-authored an article with IQ-EQ Compliance Director, Philip Buckingham for FT Adviser examining the Financial Conduct Authority’s proposed CASS 15 rules and what they could mean for electronic money...

News and Economy UK Budget Insights

Government announces major increase to agricultural and business property relief thresholds to £2.5 million

23rd December 2025

Written by: Kelly Fern

Perhaps an early Christmas present to business owners and farmers alike. As announced today (23rd December 2025), the government has confirmed a significant change to the inheritance tax treatment of agricultural and business assets, following widespread feedback...

R&D

What organisations need to know before starting a grant funded project

19th December 2025

Written by: Alan Sanders

Grant funding can help you to access opportunities and deliver ambitious and meaningful work. But securing the funding is only the beginning. To get the most out of it, stay compliant and avoid problems later...