Amazing and fast service!
20 December 2023
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Company details
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Lince Salisbury is an accountancy firm offering a range of services which cover all areas of business tax and accounting. We have two offices, one based in Hampshire and the other in Guernsey. We are an independent member firm of BKR International, allowing us unfettered access to a range of skills and technical expertise. That’s why we can offer such a range of accountancy and other financial services to our clients. We are particularly strong in the areas of shareholder advice, including business valuations and long term shareholder wealth maximisation.
Contact info
16-20 South Street Centre, South Street, Hythe, SO45 6EB, Southampton, United Kingdom
- 023 8017 6963
- hythe@lincesalisbury.com
- lincesalisbury.com
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