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Correction: This piece has been updated to correctly reflect that the TC Group has bought Knill James and the new entity in the group is called TC Knill James.

TC Group has announced the completion of a merger with Sussex-based accountancy firm, Knill James, to form ‘TC Knill James’. 

The merger aims to continue TC Group’s “successful” M&A strategy. 

TC Group has offices across the UK and boasts an in-house team of tax specialists, lawyers, financial planners, business advisors and accountants that offer clients “a holistic service across their business and personal affairs”. 

Established in 1887, Knill James is an award-winning firm of accountants, tax and business advisers, which aims to provide valued advice and results that make a difference. The Knill James team provides personalised client care and tailor-made advice to “help businesses thrive and individuals achieve their personal financial goals”.

David Martin, joint managing partner of Knill James, said: “The TC Group shares our values, which is why we are confident that this collaboration will prove mutually beneficial for all our clients. 

“Joining forces gives us the opportunity to expand our range of services and deepen our expertise, so that we can continue to provide our clients with exceptional service and advice in the ever-evolving world of accountancy and taxation. We are very excited for this new chapter in our 137-year history.”

Pete Shaw, CFO of TC Group, added: “We are very pleased to merge with Knill James, a business with a strong heritage and growth trajectory. They are a trusted and highly regarded firm of professionals, providing outstanding services to their clients.

“It complements and builds upon our existing presence in Sussex, which we see as a key area for growth.”

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