Hartley & Co Accountants and Tax Consultants Merger
Date: 27/02/13
We are pleased to announce that we have recently expanded following our decision to join forces with Hartley & Co Accountants and Tax Consultants.
Graham Hartley, former proprietor of Hartley & Co, said that the coming together of the two firms was a very positive move. He commented that "In today's economic environment it is imperative that clients receive the best possible advice and I am confident that the joining of the two firms will only serve to strengthen this ideal".
Hartley & Co have operated from Sun Street, Lancaster for the last 23 years. However, on 1 February 2013 Graham Hartley and his staff relocated to our offices in Dalton Square, Lancaster.
We are delighted to welcome on board Graham and his clients. Due to our similar values, locality and client base, the two firms form a natural fit and I am very confident that we can continue to meet the needs of all our clients.
Author: Stuart Hinnigan FCA CTA
Stuart’s career in accountancy began when he joined Preston based Moore and Smalley in 1994 following his graduation from Lancaster University. He qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1997 and then chose to specialise in...
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