Paul Brice

Paul is a part-time Departmental Lecturer in Taxation Law. His research interests are focused on the role of tax systems in supporting later life provision - including pensions and social care; and tax and disability.

In 2023, Paul completed his DPhil addressing the question "Is the UK tax system effective in supporting disabled people?" - following completion of both the MSc in Taxation and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Financial Strategy at the University of Oxford.  Paul is a graduate of University College London.

Prior to joining the Faculty of Law, Paul had a career focussed on corporate finance and restructuring advisory work - with a specialism in recent years in advising Trustees and sponsors in relation to the employer covenant supporting UK defined benefit pension schemes.  He has been a Partner in two major accountancy firms and held senior roles at one of the UK's largest pension schemes.

Paul is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales; a Chartered Tax Adviser (Fellow); and a Member of the Chartered Institute of Securities and Investment.