I am a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and a member of the Institute's Tax Faculty. I was previously a senior tax manager with a big 4 accounting firm, specialising in corporate tax.

To contact me please email h.rogers@bangor.ac.uk.

My office is room 1.05 in Hen Goleg and my phone number is 01248 382016.

  • BSc
    Southampton University,
  • MB
    University of Warwick,
  • PhD
    University of Warwick,

ASB 3211 Advanced Accounting Theory and Practice

ASB 3212 Taxation

ASB 3412 Dissertation

AS 4442 International Taxation: Policy and Practice

ASB 4931 Core Comptencies PG Research

2022

2020

2019

2023

  • BU-IIA Funded Project: Understanding the Welsh Tax Base

    This project is aimed at establishing our group as a key centre of expertise for all those wishing to understand the context of taxation in Wales. Our vision is to leverage our research to enhance tax policy debates and inform public discourse, both in the run up to the 2026 Senedd elections and in relation to ongoing questions over Wales’s constitutional future.

    Funding awarded through the Bangor University Innovation and Impact Award (Research Wales Innovation Funding). Value = £30,183

    1 Awst 2023 – 31 Gorff 2024

    Gweithgaredd: Arall (Cyfrannwr)

2022

2019

  • The impact of Business Rates on business inquiry

    Written evidence submitted by Bangor Business School, Bangor University in response to the Treasury Committee, House of Commons (UK) inquiry on the impact of business rates on businesses.

    30 Ebr 2019

    Gweithgaredd: Mathau o waith ymgysylltu academaidd allanol - Cyfraniad at waith pwyllgorau a gweithgorau cenedlaethol neu ryngwladol (Cyfrannwr)
  • Co-author of Research Report with Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Wales: Funding Prosperity:Creating a new Tax System in Wales

    Two new devolved taxes became operational from April 2018, Land Transaction Tax (LTT) and Landfill Disposal Tax (LDT). Changes to tax policy and administration create challenges for taxpayers and practitioners, in addition to potentially influencing taxpayer behaviour. Therefore, understanding the way new taxes are communicated and implemented, and the way they are administered in practice, is important. This report, which was launched in March 2019, develops our understanding of the way Welsh taxes are communicated and administered during their introductory year and offers early indications as to what to expect in future.

    19 Maw 2019

    Gweithgaredd: Mathau o waith ymgysylltu academaidd allanol - Aelodaeth o sefydliad ymchwil allanol (Cyfrannwr)