Albert Goodman revenues surge 11% in FY25

South West accountancy firm Albert Goodman has reported record-breaking FY25 results as it achieved 11% revenue growth in the last 12 months. The Taunton-headquartered firm, which started the year with the opening of its new premises in Yeovil, also received an uptick in new clients, with a 25% increase in new business, equating to £4.5m in acquired revenue. Elsewhere, the firm has seen additional growth in its financial planning team – which advises both individuals and businesses on tax reforms, estate planning, pensions and investment opportunities – with revenue increasing by 22%, as more clients seek expert advice amid turbulent economic times. Internally, Albert Goodman has further bolstered its expertise, with a number of senior hires brought in across its audit, business development, forensic accounting and corporate finance divisions. Most recently, the firm announced the promotions of three of its home-grown directors – Robin Clempson, Tom Stone and Kelly Pinder – to partner, each having contributed to Albert Goodman’s success for over a decade. Iain McVicar, managing partner at Albert Goodman, said: “The last 12 months have been a particularly strong period for the firm, and one that reflects the skill, passion and dedication of each and every person at Albert Goodman. “Our expertise as accountants and financial planners is becoming all the more important, and as a proudly independent firm, I’m proud of the positive and lasting impact Albert Goodman continues to have on both new and existing clients.”