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Armstrong Watson has announced the acquisition of long-standing Leeds practice Grants Chartered Accountants.

The merger, which took effect on 1 February 2022, sees seven Grants staff join the firm’s Leeds city centre office.

The firm said Jonathan Grant has also joined Armstrong Watson as a consultant and will continue to provide tax and accounting services to existing clients, whilst at the same time reducing his working hours and transition towards retirement.

This deal follows three acquisitions for Armstrong Watson in the last 12 months, with the firm expanding in Leeds, Hexham and Carlisle and strengthens its aim of becoming the ‘go-to firm for family and owner-managed businesses in the North of England and Scotland’.

Grant said: “The decision to join forces with another long-established firm of independent business advisers has been carefully considered and brings positive benefits to our two most important cohorts – clients and staff.”

“I believe clients will continue to receive quality, personal service and for some it will give them the benefit of being able to pull in the skills of a larger firm. The opportunities that exist at Armstrong Watson will benefit those clients significantly.”

Paul Dickson, Armstrong Watson managing partner and CEO, added: “We are delighted to welcome the clients and colleagues of Grants to our Leeds practice. We are very much looking forward to working with Jonathan and his colleagues at Grants.

“This merger combines two firms of similar culture, with complementary practice strengths and sector expertise. We hope that by offering an increasing range of specialists and advisers, we will ensure that we continue to provide Grants’ clients with tailored, proactive support and advice essential for profit and growth.”

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