Our 105 partners and over 600 professional staff operate from 23 offices across the UK. In the 85 years since our inception we have grown to become one of the Top 20 national groups of chartered accountants.
In the UK, you’ll recognise members of the UHY Hacker Young Group because we either operate under the UHY Hacker Young name, or we use UHY at the start of our names. Increasingly, so will other firms around the globe who are also members of the UHY international network.
The benefits of working with our group offices
Our cohesive network of offices allows us to share knowledge and solutions and maintain high quality standards across the group. We have the capability to be flexible and to ensure we always find the right solutions for each client. You can be assured that you will receive the best advice and close personal attention from any of our offices around the UK.
Every office supports its clients by providing a full range of audit, accounting and tax services. In many cases we support a client’s business and personal needs, providing a host of services from audit and general business advice through to personal financial planning and personal tax advice.
Access to specialist technical advice
Clients also benefit from our technical centres in the London, Manchester and Scotland offices, where some of the countries top accounting specialists are located. Whether you are seeking international tax planning advice, assistance with a complex VAT transaction, guidance through a fundraising process or support for an ailing business, you will have access to the best technical advice available.
What our clients value
We listen to our clients’ issues and requirements and have responded by ensuring we provide a personal, one-to-one service on local, regional and national issues. Our foundation of service is based on strong ties and long-standing loyalty from our clients continues to be valued and fostered at our roots. Our broadened global skills base also enables us to apply even greater insight and expertise from a wider perspective to local and regional issues at home.
Up to £15 million will be clawed back from academy schools before the end of the current academic year due to government budgeting errors, according to our data.
A quarter of all taxpayers may be paying the wrong amount of tax due to incorrect PAYE codes according to our analysis.
The cost of listing on AIM has risen at its fastest rate in more than five years according to our findings.
A sudden surge in M&A activity on AIM is being driven by private equity backed deals to take companies private, our research reveals.
From 6 April 2012 HMRC will be able to ask employers to pay a financial security where it thinks there is serious risk that the business won’t pay over their PAYE tax deductions or National Insurance contributions (NICs) on time.
The value of loans to businesses in the UK has slumped by 13% since the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the second fastest fall among the G8, according to our findings.
Our international network, UHY, welcomes new member firm in Tunisia, CNBA.
Hot on the heels of an announcement from HMRC that the closure date for the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility (LDF) has been extended to 5 April 2016 has come speculation that the local banks are pushing for much higher transfers of funds into Liechtenstein and a minimum period for which any account must be kept open.
