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16 January 2024
Issue: 4920 / Categories: News
Tax practice news from around the country.

Formal merger announced

Accounting firms MHA and MHA Moore and Smalley have announced their intention to merge from 1 April 2024 creating a nationwide audit tax and advisory practice with 1 600 partners and staff operating from 21 offices.

Rakesh Shaunak managing partner and chair of MHA said: ‘The combination of MHA and MHA Moore and Smalley into a single partnership and team is a real win-win for both firms and for our people.

‘All our clients will be able to access additional new resources with deep expertise across a range of sectors and services. With our strong shared cultures the merger will also bring new development opportunities for the staff as well as providing attractive career opportunities for potential recruits.’

Graham Gordon managing partner at MHA Moore and Smalley said: ‘We have been part of the MHA network since...

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