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TaxAssist Accountants has opened a new site in Rugby as it continues to expand its number of franchisees.

Accountant Mike Stead has opened a new shop at 66 Church Street, Rugby, CV21 3PT.

TaxAssist said the new site, which is located on a roadway through the centre of Rugby, has already been “inundated with walk ins and calls” from a range of clients since it opened a few weeks ago.

Stead joined the TaxAssist Accountants network in April 2022, after purchasing the established Rugby franchise from previous franchisee John Barr, who still works in the business part-time.

Stead said: “I’m thrilled with the response to the shop,” said Mike, who has over 30 years’ experience as an accountant. “My expectations have been met and then some, and I’m hopeful the shop will be the hub for my ambitious expansion plans which includes purchasing additional accountancy practices and increasing the geographical territory I operate in.

“The support and advice I’ve received from the TaxAssist Support Centre has been fantastic and following their model has enabled me to hit the ground running.”

He added: “I’m really proud of the team I’ve built up, and clients have access to a full range of services, including self-assessment tax returns, year-end accounts, payroll and bookkeeping, as well as research and development tax credits, employment law specialists, advice for starting and growing a business, assistance with business planning and cash flow management.

“In addition, TaxAssist Financial Services, can help clients protect their business and loved ones, maximise their return on pensions and investments and plan for the future, all in a tax efficient manner.”

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