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Crossley & Davis joins Xeinadin network

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Crossley & Davis joins Xeinadin network

Crossley & Davis joins Xeinadin network

The Blackpool-based practice aims to expand technical support for small businesses through joining the network

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Xeinadin has announced that Crossley and Davis, an independent chartered accountancy practice based on the Fylde Coast, has joined its network. 

The Blackpool-based firm, established in 1982, employs a four-partner team that provides audit, tax, corporate finance, and merger advice to small and medium-sized enterprises across the North West and London.

Under the new agreement, the firm will retain its existing staff and local brand identity. Xeinadin said the move aims to provide the practice with additional technical resources and specialist support while maintaining its current client relationships.

The firm specialises in long-term advisory work for local businesses, focusing on corporate acquisitions, business sales, and succession planning.

Xeinadin CEO Derry Crowley said: “Crossley and Davis has built its reputation through consistent, hands-on work and long-standing client relationships. Their experience across a wide range of services, strengthens Xeinadin’s ability to support SMEs and businesses across the UK with joined-up advice.”

Peter Riley, partner at Crossley and Davis, added: “We’ve always focused on doing the work properly and being there for clients when they need us. That’s how we’ve built long-standing relationships over the years. 

“As our clients’ needs become more complex, having access to wider expertise allows us to support clients through those decisions, while keeping the same level of personal service and day-to-day accounting.”

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