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Xeinadin acquires London-based KBSP

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Xeinadin has announced that it has acquired KBSP, a practice based in Swiss Cottage, North London.

KBSP was founded in the 1960s and has built a reputation in North London offering a wide range of services across audit, accounts, tax compliance, and consultancy.

As part of Xeinadin, the move ensures continuity and relevance – preserving the firm’s identity, staff and location while unlocking access to a national network of specialists in R&D tax credits, audit assurance, IT systems, and sector-specific advisory work.

David Myerson and Anthony Cowan, partners at KBSP, stated that the decision to join Xeinadin was driven by a “shared ethos and a desire to elevate what the firm can offer its clients without losing its identity”.

Derry Crowley, Xeinadin CEO, said: “KBSP’s longstanding reputation, strong client relationships and local insight make them an ideal fit for Xeinadin. Their focus on SMEs, commitment to client education, and adaptable service model reflect exactly the kind of firm we want to support and grow with. We’re delighted to welcome them aboard.”

Myerson added: “We’re a partner led local firm. Our clients aren’t looking for a revolving door of advisors. They want to speak to someone who knows their name, their business, and their challenges. That’s what we’ve always offered, and it’s what we’ll keep offering – now with the extra tools and expertise that Xeinadin brings.”

This deal comes after Xeinadin acquired JCS Accountants in Sutton, Surrey, and Mudd Partners LLP in Essex back in April.

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