WHO WE WORK WITH / ALL INDUSTRIES / CLIENTS WORLDWIDE
The people and businesses we work alongside.
Across industries, countries and stages of growth, our clients are building, making, investing and moving. We coordinate the international tax picture behind them.
The work continues.
A changing gallery of work we are proud to support. Shared with permission — select a tile for the international tax picture behind it.
Find guidance shaped around your situation.
Dual citizens & families
Families, relationships and succession across borders.
View relevant resources →Founders & scale trackers
Starting, growing and operating internationally.
View relevant resources →Cross-border companies
Structures, people and profits across jurisdictions.
View relevant resources →Property, investment & wealth
Global assets, investments and long-term planning.
View relevant resources →Our client work is varied. Our international view is consistent.
These examples are a glimpse, not a boundary. We work with people and businesses across industries, professions and backgrounds.
ARCHITECTURE / FILM / FASHION / TECHNOLOGY / HOSPITALITY / ART / PUBLISHING / SPORT / FINANCE / HEALTHCARE / ECOMMERCE / CONSULTING / FAMILY ENTERPRISE / AND BEYOND
More specific guidance is coming.
We are building more industry and circumstance-specific sections so clients can reach the most useful resources quickly, for us what you do and the countries involved—we'll point you towards the right guidance.
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We regularly celebrate the projects, launches and work of clients we support. Features vary scope, region and are published only with permission.

Site visit & survey

Studio & drafting table

Models & prototypes

Planning documents

Client presentations

Material samples

Overseas commissions

Practice accounts
A collective view of the architecture and design practices we support.
Architecture / Design / International Tax
Architects, designers & studio founders
Practice partners · Studio founders · Independent architects · Design consultants
A new space takes shape across more than one set of tax rules.
Practices win work, open studios and take on partners across borders. We coordinate the personal and practice tax position as the studio grows.
What we coordinate
- Studio and partnership structuring
- Cross-border project and consultancy income
- Director and partner personal tax
- Overseas site visits and secondments
- VAT / sales tax on cross-border services
- Equipment, licensing and IP income
Relevant tax guidance
- Structuring a business across borders →
- Expenses for self-employed consultants →
- Tax for UK expats working abroad →
- Explore more tax resources →
A new space takes shape: we keep the numbers steady while you build it.
Tax treatment depends on practice structure, residence, contracts and individual circumstances.






Selected photography and film. Images © Fern Berresford. Shared with permission.
Creative / Film / Photography
Fern Berresford
Director & Photographer
Bold, character-led image-making with an instinct for colour, casting and the unexpected.
Fern works across photography, moving image and illustration, creating distinctive visual worlds for editorial and commercial projects.
View Fern’s Profile →
Work shown
Relevant tax guidance
- Freelance and creative income across borders →
- Production income, expenses and withholding →
- Company or sole trader: choosing a structure →
- Equipment, travel and project costs →
Bambridge supports the international tax picture behind the work.
Client features are optional and published only with permission.





Selected graphic artwork by Signalstarr. Images © Signalstarr. Shared with permission.
Graphic Art / Music / Film
Signalstarr
Nick Stewart Hoyle · Graphic Artist
Retro-futurist worlds shaped through analogue texture, mysticism and cinematic imagination.
London-based artist Nick Stewart Hoyle creates distinctive visual work across music, film and culture under the name Signalstarr.
View Signalstarr’s Profile →
Selected work
Relevant tax guidance
- Artists working with international clients →
- Licensing, royalties and intellectual property income →
- Commission income and allowable expenses →
- Company or sole trader: structuring creative work →
Bambridge supports the international tax picture behind the work.
Client features are optional and published only with permission.

Nike: commercial film

Dayforce: Tiny Briefcase

Samsung: Join the Flipside

CRAFT: Run Like We’re Meant To

IKEA: Life Is Messy

Make-Up: Short
Selected directing work. Images © respective productions. Shared with permission.
Creative / Film / Commercial
Ben Canny
Director
Character-led films with a precise eye for performance, pace and the unexpected.
Ben directs commercial and narrative work across international productions, shaping distinctive stories for global audiences.
View Ben Canny’s Profile →
Selected work
Relevant tax guidance
- Directors working across borders →
- Production income, expenses and withholding →
- Loan-out company or sole trader? →
- Travel, equipment and project costs →
Bambridge supports the international tax picture behind the work.
Client features are optional and published only with permission.

Pattern cutting

Fabric selection

Fitting sessions

Market week

Sample production

Press days

Studio archive

Supplier visits
A collective view of the fashion designers and labels we support.
Fashion / Design / International Tax
Fashion designers, ateliers & labels
Independent designers · Ateliers · Small labels · Freelance stylists
A collection in progress, built across studios, suppliers and seasons.
From first sketch to finished collection, work and income often span manufacturing, sales and press across several countries.
What we coordinate
- Freelance and label income
- Overseas manufacturing and supplier payments
- Sample sales and wholesale income
- Trunk shows and market weeks abroad
- Licensing and collaboration income
- VAT / sales tax across markets
Relevant tax guidance
- Tax on the fashion industry →
- Starting a creative industry business →
- Tax for creative industry SMEs →
- Tax advice for creatives moving to America →
A collection in progress: one coordinated view behind it.
Tax treatment depends on business structure, residence and individual circumstances.

Early prototypes

CAD & design files

Tooling & materials

Component sourcing

Manufacturing run

Quality testing

Packaging design

Launch logistics
A collective view of the product and hardware businesses we support.
Product / Hardware / International Tax
Product designers & hardware makers
Industrial designers · Product engineers · Hardware founders · Makers
Ideas made physical, prototyped and manufactured across borders.
Getting a product from sketch to shelf usually means design here, manufacturing there, and customers everywhere: each with its own tax and reporting footprint.
What we coordinate
- Founder and freelance product income
- Overseas manufacturing and tooling costs
- IP, patents and licensing income
- Crowdfunding and pre-order income
- Import / export and cross-border VAT
- R&D relief eligibility
Relevant tax guidance
- Choosing the right business structure →
- RSUs vs stock options: tax treatment →
- Tax incentives for tech businesses →
- US corporate tax incentives →
Ideas made physical: kept coordinated wherever they're built.
Tax treatment depends on business structure, residence and individual circumstances.

AI & software

Cloud infrastructure

Hardware & product

Frontier research

Global team offsites

Product launches
A collective view of the technology careers and companies we support.
Technology / AI / Cloud / Product
Technology professionals & companies
Founders · Employees · Contractors · Global businesses
Supporting the people building, scaling and investing in the world's most consequential technologies.
Our clients work across software, artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, hardware, research and frontier technology: with careers, contracts and companies spanning multiple jurisdictions.
Experience across technology ecosystems
References describe client career, contracting or project experience across these organisations and ecosystems; they do not imply endorsement or a direct corporate relationship.
Relevant tax guidance
- US-UK double taxation explained →
- RSUs vs stock options: tax treatment →
- Expenses for self-employed contractors →
- The 83(b) election: a complete guide →
- UK statutory residence test explained →
One coordinated international tax view: while you keep building.
Sector features represent a range of clients and are not endorsements by named organisations.

Residency & day counting

Employment & contracts

Income earned at sea

Ports, flags & jurisdictions

Vessel documentation

Crew rotations

Shore leave planning

Maritime pension planning
A collective view of the seafarers and maritime professionals we support.
Seafarers / Maritime / International Tax
Seafarers with international tax ties
Crew · Officers · Yacht professionals · Maritime contractors
Coordinating residency, income and filing obligations across the places your work takes you.
Days at sea, ports, vessel status, employer location and personal ties can affect the tax picture. We bring the UK, US and other relevant jurisdictions into one coordinated view.
What we coordinate
- Tax residency and day-count evidence
- Seafarers' Earnings Deduction eligibility review
- UK and US return filing
- Foreign income, withholding and tax credits
- Employment, contracts and vessel status
- Catch-up filings and multi-year records
Relevant tax guidance
- US taxation for seafarers →
- Tracking travel and residency dates →
- UK statutory residence test explained →
- Tax for US citizens living abroad →
- US-UK double taxation relief explained →
One coordinated international tax view: wherever the work takes you.
Eligibility and filing outcomes depend on individual facts, residence, citizenship, employment and voyage records.

Teaching & visiting appointments

Research & fellowships

Speaking & advisory work

Fashion, art & design education

Conference travel

Publishing & peer review

Alumni engagements

Grant administration
A collective view of the academic careers, speaking work and alumni networks we support.
Academia / Speaking / International Tax
Academics, lecturers, speakers & alumni
Faculty · Researchers · Visiting lecturers · Speakers · Alumni
International careers in knowledge, research and education rarely remain in one jurisdiction.
We support people whose teaching, research, speaking, advisory work and personal finances cross borders: coordinating residency, income, payroll and reporting around the full picture.
Academic connections represented across
Affiliations may reflect study, employment, research, lecturing or speaking. Named institutions are not endorsements or client relationships.
Relevant tax guidance
- Tax for UK expats working abroad →
- UK statutory residence test explained →
- Tax deductions for writers and authors →
- Maximising 2026 education tax benefits →
- Pension tax considerations for US expatriates →
Your work can travel. Your tax position should remain coordinated.
Tax treatment depends on residence, citizenship, employment terms, income source and individual circumstances.

NHS & hospital appointments

Locum & contract work

Private practice & partnerships

Medical research & innovation

Overseas placements

Conference & CPD travel

Clinical trial income

Retirement & pension planning
A collective view of the clinicians, practices and medical researchers we support.
Medical / Research / International Tax
Medical professionals & researchers
NHS clinicians · Locums · Surgeons · Private practices · Researchers
Complex working arrangements deserve one clear international tax view.
Clinical careers can combine hospital employment, locum assignments, private practice, partnerships, research and overseas appointments. We coordinate the income, structures and reporting obligations around the whole career.
What we coordinate
- NHS, hospital and overseas employment income
- Locum, consultancy and contract earnings
- Private practice, partnerships and companies
- Research grants, fellowships and speaking income
- Residency, payroll and cross-border reporting
- Pension and investment income tax planning
Relevant tax guidance
- Tax for UK expats working abroad →
- Expenses for self-employed consultants →
- Choosing the right business structure →
- UK statutory residence test explained →
- Pension tax considerations for US expatriates →
Your work is specialised. Your international tax advice should be coordinated.
Tax treatment depends on residence, citizenship, employment status, business structure, income source and individual circumstances.

Kitchen pass

Menu development

Front of house

Site build-out

Supplier relationships

Pop-ups & residencies

Group operations

Overseas openings
A collective view of the hospitality operators and groups we support.
Hospitality / Restaurants / International Tax
Hospitality operators, chefs & restaurateurs
Chefs · Restaurateurs · Hotel operators · Hospitality groups
Menus, sites and teams that increasingly cross borders.
Opening a second site abroad, consulting on a menu overseas or running a group across time zones all bring their own tax and structuring questions.
What we coordinate
- Cross-border restaurant and group structuring
- Chef consultancy and appearance income
- Site openings and overseas leases
- Staff mobility and payroll across borders
- Franchise and licensing income
- VAT / sales tax across jurisdictions
Relevant tax guidance
- Expanding your business across borders →
- Expenses for self-employed consultants →
- Tax for business owners in the UK →
- Understanding VAT in the UK →
Hospitality travels well. Your tax structure should too.
Tax treatment depends on business structure, residence and individual circumstances.

Cap table review

Term sheet discussions

Team offsite

Investor updates

Hiring across borders

Company incorporation
A collective view of the founders and scale-ups we support.
Founders / Scale-ups / International Tax
Founders, scale-ups & operators
Founders · Early employees · Operators · Investors
Building fast, often across more than one country from day one.
Incorporation, hiring, funding rounds and expansion rarely wait for the tax picture to catch up: we help keep founders and their companies coordinated as they scale internationally.
What we coordinate
- Entity structuring and incorporation
- Equity, options and founder shares
- Cross-border hiring and payroll
- Tax considerations around funding rounds
- Remote and distributed team tax exposure
- Personal tax alongside company growth
Relevant tax guidance
- Structuring a business across borders →
- The 83(b) election: a complete guide →
- US LLCs and UK tax →
- US corporate tax incentives →
Build fast. Keep the tax picture just as coordinated.
Tax treatment depends on business structure, residence and individual circumstances.

Property portfolio review

Investment planning

Estate documents

Cross-border transfers

Site visits

Portfolio reporting

Family meetings
A collective view of the property and investment tax planning we support.
Property / Investment Income / International Tax
Property & investment tax planning
Property investors · Landlords · Private investors · Family offices
Global assets and investment income, one coordinated tax view.
Owning property, portfolios and businesses across more than one country brings its own tax reporting, structuring and residency questions.
What we coordinate
- Overseas property income and gains
- Portfolio and investment income tax reporting
- Structuring for cross-border property
- Inheritance and estate tax planning
- Currency and remittance considerations
- Long-term residency and domicile planning
Relevant tax guidance
- Property income and overseas entity compliance →
- Tax on passive investment income →
- Retirement and estate tax planning for US expats →
- Arising basis vs remittance basis →
Global assets deserve one coordinated tax view.
Tax treatment depends on residence, domicile, structure and individual circumstances.