Hull’s 360 Chartered Accountants completes merger with Withernsea counterpart
360 Chartered Accountants iss et to further expand after completing a merger with Walsh And Co, a Withernsea-based accountants established in 1988.
360 incorporating Walsh and Co offers additional services due to its increased capacity and resources.
As well as 360’s offices in Hull, Melton and East Hull, the firm will now operate out of the office in Withernsea.
Andy Steele, founder and Director of 360, said: “I’m very excited to be welcoming Howard’s team to 360. They have a wealth of experience which will compliment 360’s existing expertise to help both our and our clients’ businesses.
“We’re looking forward to the challenge of helping Walsh and Co’s clients prepare for ‘Making Tax Digital’ in 2020 and showing them how we can add value through our ‘360’ approach.”
Howard, founder of Walsh and Co, added: “I am extremely excited about this new chapter in my career and we are all really looking forward to working with such a great team of people.”
“Having known Andy Steele and the 360 team for a number of years now, I sincerely feel that the merger of our two modern thinking practices is going to give the existing Walsh & Co clients another platform of knowledge and experience.”
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