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Who are we? We're a small, family run accounting firm based in Batley, West Yorkshire that is determined to deliver a quality service to local people at a price they can afford. Why you should choose us. Unlike a lot of businesses- we're not money grabbers. At SAS, we realise that managing money can be the source of a great deal of stress for a lot of people, and we want to help alleviate that. Since we're a smaller accountancy firm, this means that we can also provide you with a more personal service than you might otherwise receive with a larger accounting business.
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Unit FF19, 28 Track Road, WF17 7AA, Batley, United Kingdom
- 0330 133 0278
- info@sas-yorkshire.com
- sas-yorkshire.com
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