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Tax Rebate Firm Expands Into New Premises
Carlisle-based firm Tax Rebate Services have moved business premises after outgrowing previous offices thanks to an increase in accountancy based services for individuals both in and outside the UK.
The tax rebate specialists, who have been running for over 13 years now, are growing from strength to strength. The client base has grown by 35% in the last two years to an all time high and as a result, they’ve expanded into new offices to cater to the surge in business.
Paul Donohoe, Managing Director, said of the news: “It’s extremely rewarding to see the company grow and move towards bigger and better things. I’m really proud to have such a high calibre of skills in-house; we’ve got some very exciting plans for the near future and we hope that all our clients reap the rewards for the level of expertise we have on-board.“
Tax Rebate Services now has a total workforce of nine members of staff, with an additional member of staff [Tony Shanks] recently becoming a fully qualified Tax Technician under the Association of Tax Technicians.
To date the firm has donated thousands of pounds to the NSPCC charity. 1% of all website profits are given as a corporate donation to the The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children to assist them in their efforts to stop cruelty to children in the UK.
As confidence rises and demand keeps soaring, Tax Rebate Services has plans to create more jobs in the near future, continuing to help people claim tax back easily, quickly and securely.
Let the experts help you fill in your tax return by calling 01228 520477 or email info@taxrebateservices.co.uk.
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This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tax Rebate Services .
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